I'm also hoping to find them in audiobook format. That way I can listen to them in the car when I drive.
This article is a great demonstration of what I'm talking about. Maybe you guys just have some articles that you'd recommend people read. But you can see how its just going over a basic fundamental, and not really getting into anything real technical. It talks about how you never just throw the old code out and start from scratch. How doing so has killed companies before. You'd always at least keep updating and running your old code, until you had that new shiny thing finished. And maybe you just never develop that new shiny thing, maybe you just always keep making changes to your old code.
I had no idea about anything like that, cause I'm a complete newb. I didn't know what they did. For all I knew tossing out the old code and starting over completely was a common practice. I've only been learning programing for several months. So I love finding things like that to read (or listen to) that offer real insights to people like me.
https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/04/0...do-part-i/
This article is a great demonstration of what I'm talking about. Maybe you guys just have some articles that you'd recommend people read. But you can see how its just going over a basic fundamental, and not really getting into anything real technical. It talks about how you never just throw the old code out and start from scratch. How doing so has killed companies before. You'd always at least keep updating and running your old code, until you had that new shiny thing finished. And maybe you just never develop that new shiny thing, maybe you just always keep making changes to your old code.
I had no idea about anything like that, cause I'm a complete newb. I didn't know what they did. For all I knew tossing out the old code and starting over completely was a common practice. I've only been learning programing for several months. So I love finding things like that to read (or listen to) that offer real insights to people like me.
https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/04/0...do-part-i/