The Practical Guide to Defect Prevention (Developer Best Practices)
Marc McDonald, Robert Musson, Ross Smith
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The Practical Guide to Marc McDonald, Robert Musson, Ross Smith epub The Practical Guide to Marc McDonald, Robert Musson, Ross Smith pdf download The Practical Guide to Marc McDonald, Robert Musson, Ross Smith pdf file The Practical Guide to Marc McDonald, Robert Musson, Ross Smith audiobook The Practical Guide to Marc McDonald, Robert Musson, Ross Smith book review The Practical Guide to Marc McDonald, Robert Musson, Ross Smith summary | #1648157 in Books | 2007-03-07 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 8.90 x1.20 x7.30l,2.07 | File type: PDF | 480 pages||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| It is practical in most sections, and correctly focuses on overall reliablity|By Ken Fulmer|I had a chance to read this book thanks to lots of snow here in the Mid-Atlantic region. It is easy to read, with good examples. There were some very useful graphics and charts throughout the book. Chapter 3 on economics was good, but could have been better, and I wish there were more|From the Publisher|Key Book Benefits: |- Distills best development practices upstream in the coding cycle by offering techniques and methods to eliminate bad code before a bug is released - Provides a full collection of tools and forms to enable immediate use o
This practical, hands-on guide captures, categorizes, and builds a process of best practices to help avoid creating defects during the development process—rather than fixing them after extensive analysis. While there are various proprietary and competing standards for reducing software defects, these methods suffer from issues involving timeliness, effectiveness, and cost. What’s more, many other books focus on fixing errors after they’ve been introd...
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