Weinberg Weinberg: 48 books

"This book will probably make you think twice about some decisions you currently make by reflex. That alone makes it worth reading." "Great to understand the real meaning of non linearity of human based processes and great to highlight how some easy macro indicator can give info about your s/w development process." "An incredibly useful book" - Amazon Reviews

The history of software engineering is riddled with failed attempts to improve quality and productivity without first creating a supportive environment. Many managers spend their money on tools, methodologies, outsourcing, training, and application packages, but these managers rarely spend anything...

Many books have described How Software Is Built. Indeed, that's the first title in my Quality Software Series. But why do we need an entire book to explain Why Software Gets In Trouble? Why not just say "people make mistakes"? Why not? Because there are reasons people make mistakes, and make them repeatedly, and fail to discover and correct them. That's what this book is about.

This is part 1 of the latest edition of the classic, Quality Software Management. Its fundamental purpose is to teach how to understand the dynamics of software development organizations, to plan software projects, and to act effectively to carry out those plans.

-A software starship that has gone where no-one has gone before–N. Zvegintzov-brimming with simple techniques & examples of their application –Computing Rev.-required reading for anyone who cares about project success—N. Karten-enlightening, practical, humorous, and enormously inspiring—Yourdon-a must for all sentient software line and project managers—S/W Quality World

Active Regulation is Volume 3 in the General Systems Thinking series that begins with the world-wide best-selling, An Introduction to General Systems Thinking. (also available in ebook formats) That first series volume focused on the question,"Why do we see what we see?" The second and third...

How Would You Live If You Lost Your Hands?Could you feed yourself? Clean yourself? What about opening a door? How would you dress yourself, or tie your shoes? Would everyone you ever loved consider you a freak? A monster?Pamela Ruka knows the answers to these questions, and more. When she was six years old, she lost her hands in the accident that claimed her mother’s life.

Jerry celebrates his 50 years together with Dani in Poetry. A true love story for all ages.

Jack Harris thought failing math was the worst thing that ever happened to him. That was before he discovered he had superpowers. Before he became the prime suspect in a series of murders. After a surprise homework check sends Jack into a panic, he awakens an uncontrollable force that...

In the fifth installment of Psych Investigation Episodes, Jack finds his sense of morality and character questioned as he is faced with a two-choice problem: kill, or allow those he loves to be killed. This latest addition to the series tracks Jack’s progress as he struggles to maintain a grip on who he is while forces beyond his control demand that he becomes someone he’s not.

Jack Harris has already been through enough nonsense. Unfortunately for him, he’s about to be put through a whole bunch more. After accidentally eavesdropping in on a plan to attack the training camp, he’s once again thrust into nonstop chaos that will see him broken—and pieced together again.This...

Jack returns once again in this fourth and longest installment of the series. In this episode, morality is questioned, secrets are uncovered, and the awaited rematch between two terrible forces shake the very foundation of the Psych organization.

Psych Investigation Episodes: Foxes I continues where book V left off. In this book, Jack begins his recruitment of the Foxes. Two in particular catch his eye: Ethan and Edward Davis. Unfortunately, after a disaster at a casino leaves them all marked for death, Ethan is about to find himself thrown...

Passive Regulation is Volume 2 in the General Systems Thinking series that begins with the world-wide best-selling, An Introduction to General Systems Thinking. (also available in ebook formats) That first series volume focused on the question,"Why do we see what we see?" This second books...