Originally posted by Pete Goodliffe:
There is a clear main theme. My observation is that there is one thing that sets "exceptional" programmers apart from merely "adequate" (let alone "poor") programmers.
It's this: their attitude.
They *care* about programming. They *care* about programming well.
I'd have to agree wholeheartedly!
What might someone who already cares and has read much of this before (maybe not precisely the same thing, but as mentioned, Code Complete, The Pragmatic Programmer, Kent Beck's forthcoming book, and so on) get out of Code Craft?
Best of luck with the book!
thanks,
Jeff