Making Software: What Really Works, and Why We Believe It
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Making Software: What Really Works, and Why We Believe It

by Andy Oram, Greg Wilson

Computers Software Development
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Making Software explores what works in software development and why those conclusions are trusted. Andy Oram and Greg Wilson consider the practices, assumptions, and reasoning that shape the field, offering a thoughtful resource for readers who want to better understand how software is made and evaluated.

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Making Software explores the question of what actually works in software development.

The book also considers why developers and organizations believe particular approaches are effective.

Written by Andy Oram and Greg Wilson, it offers a focused look at software practices and the reasoning behind them.

It is suited to readers interested in understanding software development beyond tools and terminology.

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