This book contains the first fifty four blog postings for Building Blocks. The collection is in the order that they were written. Putting it into a book makes it easy to read, and may help preserve... More > it for the future.< Less
This book contains a collection of the best state-of-the-art development techniques learned directly from personal hands-on experience. The content balances a high-level conceptual viewpoint with... More > actual down-to-earth development strategies. This book is a must for any developer or manager that realizes that they are missing the big picture and want to understand the key principles required for successful projects. This work starts with three key topics: complexity, abstraction and data. Using these concepts as a foundation, it provides answers to frequent development issues such as design, estimations, staffing, implementations, bug fixing and extending the design.< Less
This book contains the first fifty four blog postings for Building Blocks. The collection is in the order that they were written. Putting it into a book makes it easy to read, and may help preserve... More > it for the future.< Less
This essay talks about the importance of data in building complex software systems. It goes beyond a simple discussion to outline a radical shift in perspective that can be used to significantly... More > enhance success.< Less
This book contains a collection of the best state-of-the-art development techniques learned directly from personal hands-on experience. The content balances a high-level conceptual viewpoint with... More > actual down-to-earth development strategies. This book is a must for any developer or manager that realizes that they are missing the big picture and want to understand the key principles required for successful projects. This work starts with three key topics: complexity, abstraction and data. Using these concepts as a foundation, it provides answers to frequent development issues such as design, estimations, staffing, implementations, bug fixing and extending the design.< Less
About Paul W. Homer
Software Developer, amateur writer, and occasional photographer.
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