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Windows Forms 2.0 programming

Michael Weinhardt, Chris Sells

2006

Software project management

Walker Royce

1998

Rapid development

Steve McConnell

1996 ★ 4.0

Show-Stopper!

G. Pascal Zachary

1994 ★ 4.1

The Rational Unified Process

Philippe Kruchten

1999

Succeeding with agile

Mike Cohn

2010

Debug it!

Paul Butcher

2010

The agile samurai

Jonathan Rasmusson

2010

Mastering MAKE

Clovis L. Tondo

1992

Windows forms programming with C#

Erik E. Brown

2002

Model-Driven Design Using Business Patterns

Pavel Hruby

2006

The road to the unified software development process

Ivar Jacobson

2000

.NET framework essentials

Thuan L. Thai, Hoang Lam

2001

Software prototyping in data and knowledge engineering

M. Zanella, Giovanni Guida, G. Lamperti et al.

1999

Designing highly useable software

Jeffrey M. Cogswell

2006

Beginning iOS 5 development

Dave Mark

2011

Docker

Karl Matthias

2015

More About Software Requirements

Karl Eugene Wiegers

2006

Practices of an agile developer

Venkat Subramaniam

2006

The elements of friendly software design

Paul Heckel

1984

OpenGL programming guide

Mason Woo, OpenGL Architecture Review Board, Tom Davis et al.

2006

Constructing Correct Software (Formal Approaches to Computing and Information Technology)

John Cooke

2004

The international computer software industry

David C. Mowery

1996

An introduction to programming and object-oriented design using JAVA

Jaime Niño, Frederick A. Hosch

2005

Writing solid code

Steve Maguire

1993

Java software structures

John E. Lewis Ph. D., Joseph Chase, Lewis, John

2004

Requirements Engineering

Ian Sommerville

1997

Cloud enterprise architecture

Pethuru Raj

2012

Object-oriented project management with UML

Murray Cantor

1998

Domain-Driven Design Distilled

Vaughn Vernon

2016

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