Dynamics of Software Development - "Don't Flip the Bozo Bit" and 56 More Rules for Delivering Great Software on Time

Jim and Michele McCarthy

ISBN 10: 0735623198 / ISBN 13: 9780735623194

Published by Microsoft Press, 2006

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#Broché : 224 pages #Parution : septembre 2006 #Résumé (Abstract) : In 1995, Jim McCarthy captured the attention of the software development industry with DYNAMICS OF SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT offering thought-provoking ideas, techniques, and strategies for delivering great software on time in the real world. Now, this classic book is back complete with new insights and additional material. You get the 54 original Rules including new commentary for the 2006 Edition with realistic guidance for organizing, managing, and working on any software development team. Adding to these insights, the McCarthys meditate on three new Rules exploring the balance of critical relationships among team members. You ll also briefly examine The Core. A system of protocols stemming from The Rules, The Core helps teams reach a shared vision and work together more effectively to deliver great software. To complete the McCarthys tapestry, this 2006 Edition includes a CD with the original video presentation that sparked this book s first edition and helped influence an entire generation s approach to software development. CD features: Video of Jim s popular presentation: 23 ¿ Rules of Thumb (For Shipping Great Software on Time) Four episodes of The McCarthy Show.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Dynamics of Software Development - "Don't Flip the Bozo Bit" and 56 More Rules for Delivering Great Software on Time
• Publisher: Microsoft Press
• Publication Date: 2006
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0735623198
• ISBN 13: 9780735623194
• Binding: Couverture souple
• Edition: 2ème Édition
• Condition: Très bon

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Synopsis

In 1995, Jim McCarthy captured the attention of the software development industry with DYNAMICS OF SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT—offering thought-provoking ideas, techniques, and strategies for delivering great software on time in the real world. Now, this classic book is back—complete with new insights and additional material.

You get the 54 original Rules—including new commentary for the 2006 Edition—with realistic guidance for organizing, managing, and working on any software development team. Adding to these insights, the McCarthys meditate on three new Rules exploring the balance of critical relationships among team members.

You’ll also briefly examine The Core. A system of protocols stemming from The Rules, The Core helps teams reach a shared vision and work together more effectively to deliver great software.

To complete the McCarthys’ tapestry, this 2006 Edition includes a CD with the original video presentation that sparked this book’s first edition and helped influence an entire generation’s approach to software development.

CD features:

• Video of Jim’s popular presentation: 23 ½ Rules of Thumb (For Shipping Great Software on Time)
• Four episodes of The McCarthy Show

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About the Author

Michele McCarthy developed many of the team formation concepts that McCarthy Technologies teaches and is a codeveloper of the Core 3.0 Protocols. Michele is the coauthor of Software for Your Head.

Jim McCarthy is president of McCarthy Technologies, a consultancy that helps develop high-performance software development teams worldwide. Before starting his business, Jim worked at Microsoft Corporation for many years and led the team that developed Microsoft Visual C++ 1.0.