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Tag Archives: Books
Learning Ruby? Here’s the book for you…
Something I get asked over and over again: “Can you recommend a book that will improve my ruby skills?” There are quite a few ruby books out there, but here’s what has become my standard answer: “Learning Ruby“, published by … Continue reading
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ThoughtWorks Anthology: Agile vs Waterfall Testing
A pragprog book by the title “ThoughtWorks Anthology – Essays on Software, Technology and Innovation” has been hanging around the office gathering dust for the past few months. While waiting for a regression test run to finish today, I picked … Continue reading
Regular Expressions Pocket Reference
I’ve not had this book for long, but if you spend a lot of time with regular expressions (specifically with Rational Functional Tester’s object recognition properties) you’ll find it very useful. I know I have… O’Reilly, prepare for some free … Continue reading
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