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The Art of War for Software Developers
Software development isn’t a battlefield, but William C. Frederick insists it’s close enough to borrow some ancient war wisdom. He takes Sun Tzu’s classic tactics and tries to shoehorn them into the messy, unpredictable world of coding, deadlines, and office politics. The result? A strategic lens on software projects that’s part military manual, part developer’s playbook—with a dash of skeptical practicality.
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