The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master

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Foreword

Preface

1 A Pragmatic Philosophy

1. The Cat Ate My Source Code

2. Software Entropy

3. Stone Soup and Boiled Frogs

4. Good-Enough Software

5. Your Knowledge Portfolio

6. Communicate!

2 A Pragmatic Approach

7. The Evils of Duplication

8. Orthogonality

9. Reversibility

10. Tracer Bullets

11. Prototypes and Post-it Notes

12. Domain Languages

13. Estimating

3 The Basic Tools

14. The Power of Plain Text

15. Shell Games

16. Power Editing

17. Source Code Control

18. Debugging

19. Text Manipulation

20. Code Generators

4 Pragmatic Paranoia

21. Design by Contract

22. Dead Programs Tell No Lies

23. Assertive Programming

24. When to Use Exceptions

25. How to Balance Resources

5 Bend, or Break

26. Decoupling and the Law of Demeter

27. Metaprogramming

28. Temporal Coupling

29. It's Just a View

30. Blackboards

6 While You Are Coding

31. Programming by Coincidence

32. Algorithm Speed

33. Refactoring

34. Code That's Easy to Test

35. Evil Wizards

7 Before the Project

36. The Requirements Pit

37. Solving Impossible Puzzles

38. Not Until You're Ready

39. The Specification Trap

40. Circles and Arrows

8 Pragmatic Projects

41. Pragmatic Teams

42. Ubiquitous Automation

43. Ruthless Testing

44. It's All Writing

45. Great Expectations

46. Pride and Prejudice

Appendices

A Resources

Professional Societies

Building a Library

Internet Resources

Bibliography

B Answers to Exercises

Index