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Book review: Deadline
In this last weekend I was a little burnt out, so I decided it was time to relax. And that’s why I’ve decided to have a go at Tom DeMarco’s Deadline: a Novel About Project Management . I guess this is an interesting (and different) way of presenting several Read More...
Book review: Confessions of a public speaker
I’ve just finished reading Scott Berkun ’s latest book . Scott is a really good communicator and you can say that I’ve been a fan of his work since his first best seller (Making things happen), which, btw, I’ve reviewed here a long time ago. You’ll be Read More...
Asking feedback for ASP.NET book
This is a post to my Portuguese readers (ie, for those guys and gals that have read my Portuguese books). I’m still preparing material for a possible ASP.NET 4.0 book and I would really appreciate some feedback on the previous editions (that is, if you Read More...
Book review: The back of the napkin
This was one of the books I’ve read during my summer vacations. Dan Roam tries to show us how we can use visual thinking to solve problems. I found it interesting and enlightening, though I must confess that I still haven’t tested all of his ideas in Read More...
Book review: the design and evolution of C++
I’ve just finished re-reading (I’ve read if for the first time around 2000) this fantastic book which was written by Bjarne Stroustrup , who is the responsible for the design of C++. I haven’t used C++ professionally for over 6 years now! However, I’ve Read More...
Book review: Code, the hidden language of computer hardware and software
One of the books I’ve read during my vacations was Code: the Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software , by famous author Charles Petzold. Even though this is a 2000 book, it was only in 2009 that I did find some time to read it. And let me tell Read More...
Book review: Portugal, que futuro?
Generally, I tend to review English written books in this blog. However, and since we’re on the verge of choosing a new PM for the next four years, I’m reviewing this fantastic book here and I’ll do it in Portuguese. In practice, this means that if you Read More...
Book review: JavaScript, the good parts
I’ve just finished reading Douglas Crockford ’s book and I can tell you that is a fantastic book. Notice that the book concentrates on the language itself, so don’t buy this book and expect to find a good reference for learning DHTML. The book is full Read More...
Book review: How would you move Mount Fuji
This was another of the books I’ve managed to read during my last vacations. It’s an interesting book which presents several puzzles (supposedly) used by Microsoft during their hiring process. Besides presenting the answers to the puzzles, author William Read More...
Book review: Software Estimation
During my last vacations, I’ve manager to read a couple of books. One of them was Steve McConnell’s Software Estimation book. The author starts by making an important point regarding estimation: art vs science. It then starts building on several important Read More...
Book review: The Nomadic Developer
This was one of the books I’ve read while I was on vacations. It’s really an interesting book which gives you several valuable advices that you should follow if you intend to work as a consultant. It starts by giving you several clues on how to identify Read More...
PT LINQ book mentioned on MVP blog
More info here . Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit! | kick it! | live it! Read More...
Book review: Here comes everybody
In my latest mini-vacations , I had some free time to update my reading stack. One of the books I read was Clay Shirky ’s Here Comes Everybody . After seeing it well referenced in Jeff Atwood ’s blog, I’ve bought and saved it for future reading. In this Read More...
Book review: The Bourne Identity
Now that my miny-vacations are over, it’s time to start posting again. For the first post, I decided to update my book reading with a short review of Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Identity . To be honest, I’ve only bought this book because I loved the Bourne Read More...
Publishers Offering Support for User Groups
Great post for user groups from my fellow DE Chris Bowen : Run a user group?  With funding and sponsors a constant challenge, you’re probably always on the lookout for things to give away at meetings. Fortunately, many publishers have great relationships Read More...
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