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|a Skills of a successful software engineer
|c Fernando Doglio
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|a Becoming a successful software engineer -- Writing code everyone can read -- Unit testing: delivering code that works -- Refactoring existing code (or Refactoring doesn't mean rewriting code) -- Tackling the personal side of coding -- Interviewing for your place on the team -- Working as part of a team -- Understanding team leadership
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|a Skills of a Successful Software Engineer is a best practices guide for succeeding on a software development team. The book reveals how to optimize both your code and your career, from achieving a good work-life balance to writing the kind of bug-free code delivered by pros. You’ll master essential skills that you might not have learned as a solo coder, including meaningful code commenting, unit testing, and using refactoring to speed up feature delivery. Timeless advice on acing interviews and setting yourself up for leadership will help you throughout your career. Crack open this one-of-a-kind guide, and you’ll soon be working in the professional manner that software managers expect
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