How to be a Programmer
  • How to be a Programmer: Community Version
  • LANGS
  • How to be a Programmer: Community Version
    • 2. Intermediate
      • Personal-Skills
        • How to analyze data
        • How to Balance Brevity and Abstraction
        • Heavy Tools
        • How to Learn New Skills
        • How to Stay Motivated
        • How to be Widely Trusted
        • How to Do Integration Testing
        • Communication Languages
        • How to Tradeoff Time vs. Space
        • Learn to Type
        • How to Stress Test
      • Judgment
        • How to Tradeoff Quality Against Development Time
        • How to Manage Software System Dependence
        • How to Know When to Apply Fancy Computer Science
        • How to Make a Buy vs. Build Decision
        • How to Talk to Non-Engineers
        • How to Grow Professionally
        • How to Decide if Software is Too Immature
        • How to Evaluate Interviewees
      • Team-Skills
        • How to Manage Third-Party Software Risks
        • How to Communicate the Right Amount
        • How to Manage Development Time
        • How to Disagree Honestly and Get Away with It
        • How to Manage Consultants
    • 1. Beginner
      • Team-Skills
        • Take Breaks when Stumped
        • Why Estimation is Important
        • How to Use Source Code Control
        • How to Deal with Difficult People
        • How to Document Wisely
        • How to Utilize People as Information Sources
        • How to Find Out Information
        • How to Unit Test
        • How to Work with Poor Code
        • How to Recognize When to Go Home
        • How to Estimate Programming Time
      • Personal-Skills
        • How to Manage Memory
        • How to Deal with I/O Expense
        • Learn to Debug
        • How to Debug by Splitting the Problem Space
        • How to Understand Performance Problems
        • How to Deal with Intermittent Bugs
        • How to Debug Using a Log
        • How to Fix Performance Problems
        • How to Remove an Error
        • How to Conduct Experiments
        • How to Learn Design Skills
        • How to Optimize Loops
    • Contributions
    • 3. Advanced
      • Compromising-Wisely
        • How to Fight Schedule Pressure
        • How to Get a Promotion
        • How to Understand the User
      • Serving-Your-Team
        • How to Grow a System
        • How to Deal with Organizational Chaos
        • How to Deal with Managerial Myths
        • How to Communicate Well
        • How to Tell People Things They Don't Want to Hear
        • How to Handle Boring Tasks
        • How to Get the Most From Your Team-mates
        • How to Divide Problems Up
        • How to Tell People Things They Don't Want to Hear
        • How to Gather Support for a Project
        • How to Choose What to Work On
        • How to Develop Talent
      • Technical-Judgment
        • Choosing Languages
        • How to Tell the Hard From the Impossible
        • How to Utilize Embedded Languages
    • Appendix A - Bibliography/Websiteography
    • Summary
    • Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike
    • Appendix B - History
    • Glossary
  • How to be a Programmer: Community Version
    • 1. Beginner
      • Personal-Skills
        • How to Learn Design Skills
        • How to Deal with I/O Expense
        • How to Debug by Splitting the Problem Space
        • How to Manage Memory
        • Learn to Debug
        • How to Understand Performance Problems
        • How to Fix Performance Problems
        • How to Deal with Intermittent Bugs
        • How to Debug Using a Log
        • How to Remove an Error
        • How to Conduct Experiments
        • How to Optimize Loops
      • Team-Skills
        • How to Deal with Difficult People
        • How to Estimate Programming Time
        • Take Breaks when Stumped
        • How to Use Source Code Control
        • How to Document Wisely
        • How to Find Out Information
        • How to Utilize People as Information Sources
        • How to Unit Test
        • Why Estimation is Important
        • How to Work with Poor Code
        • How to Recognize When to Go Home
    • 2. Intermediate
      • Judgment
        • How to Tradeoff Quality Against Development Time
        • How to Manage Software System Dependence
        • How to Know When to Apply Fancy Computer Science
        • How to Talk to Non-Engineers
        • How to Grow Professionally
        • How to Make a Buy vs. Build Decision
        • How to Evaluate Interviewees
        • How to Decide if Software is Too Immature
      • Team-Skills
        • How to Communicate the Right Amount
        • How to Manage Third-Party Software Risks
        • How to Disagree Honestly and Get Away with It
        • How to Manage Consultants
        • How to Manage Development Time
      • Personal-Skills
        • How to Balance Brevity and Abstraction
        • Heavy Tools
        • How to Learn New Skills
        • How to Stay Motivated
        • How to Do Integration Testing
        • Communication Languages
        • How to be Widely Trusted
        • How to Tradeoff Time vs. Space
        • Learn to Type
        • How to Stress Test
        • How to analyze data
    • 3. Advanced
      • Serving-Your-Team
        • How to Deal with Organizational Chaos
        • How to Grow a System
        • How to Deal with Managerial Myths
        • How to Communicate Well
        • How to Get the Most From Your Team-mates
        • How to Divide Problems Up
        • How to Handle Boring Tasks
        • How to Gather Support for a Project
        • How to Choose What to Work On
        • How to Develop Talent
        • How to Tell People Things They Don't Want to Hear
      • Technical-Judgment
        • How to Utilize Embedded Languages
        • How to Tell the Hard From the Impossible
        • Choosing Languages
      • Compromising-Wisely
        • How to Get a Promotion
        • How to Fight Schedule Pressure
        • How to Understand the User
    • Glossary
    • Appendix A - Bibliography/Websiteography
    • Summary
    • Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike
    • Appendix B - History
    • Contributions
  • How to be a Programmer 中文版
    • 3. 高级
      • Serving-Your-Team
        • 如何处理管理神话
        • 如何告诉人们他们不想听的东西
        • 如何有效地沟通
        • 如何发展一个系统
        • 如何让你队友的价值最大化
        • 如何划分问题
        • 如何为工程获取支持
        • 如何选择工作的内容
        • 如何发展才能
        • 如何处理无聊的任务
        • 如何处理组织混乱
      • Technical-Judgment
        • 如何从不可能中找到困难的部分
        • 如何使用嵌入型语言
        • 选择语言
      • Compromising-Wisely
        • 如何获得晋升
        • 如何与时间压力做斗争
        • 如何理解用户
    • 2. 进阶
      • Personal-Skills
        • 如何进行压力测试
        • 重型工具
        • 如何学习新技能
        • 如何保持活力
        • 如何做集成测试
        • 交流语言
        • 如何在时间与空间权衡
        • 如何在简洁与抽象间平衡
        • 学会打字
        • 如何被广泛信任
        • 如何分析数据
      • Judgment
        • 如何管理软件系统依赖
        • 如何判断软件是否太不成熟了
        • 如何决定什么时候使用奇妙的计算机科学
        • 如何与非工程师交谈
        • 如何专业地成长
        • 如何评估面试者
        • 如何做购买还是构建的决定
        • 如何在开发质量与开发时间权衡
      • Team-Skills
        • 如何适量交流
        • 如何直言异议以及如何避免
        • 如何管理咨询师
        • 如何管理第三方软件危机
        • 如何管理开发时间
    • How to be a Programmer 中文版
    • 1. 入门
      • Personal-Skills
        • 如何通过分割问题 Debug
        • 如何进行实验
        • 如何学习设计技能
        • 如何管理内存
        • 如何修复性能问题
        • 学会 Debug
        • 如何理解性能问题
        • 如何优化循环
        • 如何处理偶现的 Bugs
        • 如何使用日志调试
        • 如何处理I/O代价
        • 如何移除一个错误
      • Team-Skills
        • 如何在糟糕的代码上工作
        • 如何识别下班时间
        • 如何发现信息
        • 如何评估编程时间
        • 如何使用源代码控制
        • 毫无头绪？，休息一下
        • 如何睿智地写文档
        • 如何把人们作为信息源
        • 如何进行单元测试
        • 为什么评估很重要
        • 如何与不好相处的人相处
    • Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike
    • 附录 B - 历史
    • 附录 A - 书目/网站目录
    • 词汇表
    • Contributions
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How to Deal with Difficult People
How to Estimate Programming Time
Take Breaks when Stumped
How to Use Source Code Control
How to Document Wisely
How to Find Out Information
How to Utilize People as Information Sources
How to Unit Test
Why Estimation is Important
How to Work with Poor Code
How to Recognize When to Go Home