Software Phylosophy - by Franco Fernando

This week, I want to discuss the book 'A Philosophy of Software Design' by John Ousterhout, a Computer Science professor at Stanford University. I read 'A Philosophy of Software Design' for the first time two years ago and revisited it several times, so I've developed a good understanding of its principles. Today, I'm excited to share my takeaways with you. The outline will be as follows: introduction to the book what I found more valuable what I found more questionable final thoughts posts that made me think The Polymathic Engineer is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber Upgrade to paid When I first picked up "A Philosophy of Software Design" by John Ousterhout, I was unsure what to expect. The book looked succinct for the complexity of the topic. But I decided to give it a chance, especially since a great Software Engineer like Curtis Einsmann recommended it. Before reading this book, my primary referenc

This week, I want to discuss the book 'A Philosophy of Software Design' by John Ousterhout, a Computer Science professor at Stanford University. I read 'A Philosophy of Software Design' for the first time two years ago and revisited it several times, so I've developed a good understanding of its principles. Today, I'm excited to share my takeaways with you. The outline will be as follows: introduction to the book what I found more valuable what I found more questionable final thoughts posts that made me think The Polymathic Engineer is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and s