Guide to Programming

The Passionate Programmer written by Chad Fowler published by (O'REILLY BOOKS)

The Guide to Programming can come in may ways, however I just love it when someone explains a really serious issue with loads of humour.

If you want to know a little behind the scenes of a programmer then the Guide to Programming should be the Passionate Programmer Chad Fowler explains to you how to hold your ground as well as how to go forward when you have an idea, he even explains how and why he turned down a job offered by Microsoft which offered him a salary of over $300.000 a year anything but a cheap offer.

You also shows you why you should never give up if you believing an idea as well as how important trial and error is. Chad speaks of his experiences in musical school and shows you how it became related to be one of the worlds finest computer programmers.

If your looking for a fun Guide to Programming then this book is differently worth adding to your collection. I must emphasize this book is very cheap and packed with highly informative information unavailable elsewhere and will increase your business ideas as a programmer.

If you are serious about programming, or want to start, or have been a programmer for many years but find yourself not really progressing and your considering a Guide to Programming but you want this information not be to costly then a solid good cheap book as well as the ultimate Guide to Programming is this book.:)