<http://tinyurl.com/oepjmw>
If you are a good coder but still feel unsure about every aspects
beyond the code (methodology, communication, team management...), Code
Leader is the book you need. Patrick Cauldwell did a good job at
explaining what to do, but also the why you should do, the intentions
behind each practice. The book mainly covers:
* Testing: Test-Driven, code coverage, kind of tests
(integration/unit/functional…), test automation.
* Continuous Integration: Setting up a build server, how to
harness build output and dashboards.
* Source Control: Source Code Control System technologies and
history, branching and merging strategies
* Tooling: for the concepts quoted above, but also for doing
static analysis.
These skills apply to everyone who is looking past Fox.
I might even get it even if I am more focused on DBA style positions
these days.
I am looking at a mix of DBA and Sharepoint actually.
--
Stephen Russell
Sr. Production Systems Programmer
Web and Windows Development
Independent Contractor
Memphis TN
901.246-0159
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