A developer always seeks greater understanding of software engineering and design. Sometimes luck intervenes and a mentor helps to advance one's abilities. However, there are only so many of these rare encounters, and thus, not everyone is afforded such opportunities. This book attempts to remove luck as a limiting factor for one's professional growth in Smalltalk by disseminating material learned over several years of mentoring.
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By Sean DeNigris
Oct 30, 2011
Verdict This is the best programming book I’ve ever read – and I’ve read them all – in C, C++, Ruby, and Smalltalk. I wrote a more in-depth review on my blog at http://seandenigris.com/blog/?p=573
"Excellent book!" It has been a long time since I've learned so much from a book. His revelation on how to avoid ifTrue:ifFalse: is superb. I've also instantly adopted his use of SUnit for domain object validation. Very, very good
