Ok, I’m guilty: I never spent much time studying algorithms (but don’t tell to Don, please).
Maybe this time could be the right time. 
From Eric blog: “Buy this book if you do ANY serious programming“.
Source: Eric Wendelin’s Blog – Best algorithms book I ever read
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Incipit: “I have to admit, I was not-so-good with TDD (Test-driven development). I just didn’t see how it can help me to deliver a better software. Products and solutions I developed were pretty much rock solid and it felt good to see them running for years. What else did I need? But it was time [...]
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Reading Cowboy Coding and the Pink Sombrero I’m reminded of the two occasions when I deserved that Pink Sombrero, or at least a sombrero. Since I’ll have done cowboy coding exactly twice before retiring, allow me to share the experience with you. via Cowboy Coding, No Sombrero | Agile Zone.
In case anyone was wondering, I tend to experience a sort of “heirarchy of needs” in software development. When I meet teams, I usually find out where they are on this ladder and ask them to climb up to the next rung. via Continuous Delivery is a Platform for Excellence, Not Excellence Itself – Software [...]
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