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3 total messages Started by Us Rebel Girl Mon, 15 Oct 2001 08:59
Planning a project
#369
Author: Us Rebel Girl
Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2001 08:59
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I've been programming in Delphi for a few years now, but always with a
jump-in-feet-first approach. Can anyone please recommend a book or web site
which explains in some detail how to plan a programming project.

Since it's not really Delphi-related, you can email me (or reply to the ng -
whatever).

Thanks
email: hobyah2000za@yahoo.com
Re: Planning a project
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Author: Dag Sunde
Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2001 21:15
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Wow!

That's a broad subject...
Hmm... Where to start...

No, I've a couple of books down at the office that is IMO
very good for "programmers-who-suddenly-got-serious-about-it"
;-)

I'll drop you a line tomorrow whan I get down there

--
Dag

"Us Rebel Girl" <hobyah2000za@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I've been programming in Delphi for a few years now, but always with a
> jump-in-feet-first approach. Can anyone please recommend a book or web
site
> which explains in some detail how to plan a programming project.
>
> Since it's not really Delphi-related, you can email me (or reply to the
ng -
> whatever).
>
> Thanks
> email: hobyah2000za@yahoo.com
>
>
Re: Planning a project
#368
Author: L. Healy
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2001 17:19
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In article <1003136492.308125@drp.csir.co.za>, Us Rebel Girl
<hobyah2000za@yahoo.com> writes
>I've been programming in Delphi for a few years now, but always with a
>jump-in-feet-first approach. Can anyone please recommend a book or web site
>which explains in some detail how to plan a programming project.
>
>Since it's not really Delphi-related, you can email me (or reply to the ng -
>whatever).
>
>Thanks
>email: hobyah2000za@yahoo.com
>
>

Two excellent books (more knowledgeable people might disagree, but both
of these have been recommended on this ng before):

1. Software project Survival Guide ISBN 1-57231-621-7 by Steve McConnell
(�16.95). 

2. Rapid Development again by Steve McConnell (�22.95). 

Both are well worth investing in - and will give you what you need as
well as explaining it clearly. They really helped me sort out a lot of
problems as a non professional programmer.

He also has a site at construx.com.

Liam Healy
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