Classic Coding Tome Updated
Tim Halloran writes "Steve McConnell has updated his book 'Code Complete' a 960 page language agnostic tome about code construction. This is the best book of its type I've ever encountered and the update is welcome (as the first edition is over a decade old...I suddenly feel as I'm getting old :-). More information, and a sample chapter are here. As a programming team lead I have provided this book to team members to get them critically thinking about how they write code."
I thought it was a joke when I first saw the book. Think about it. Code complete coming from Microsoft? How complete is their code if it's full of security holes? I don't think I will read this book, or any similar, from Microsoft.
At the next eco-hypocrisy-meeting, count the private jets used to get to the meeting. Should be interesting to see that