Your Code as a Crime Scene

Early praise for Your Code as a Crime Scene

This book casts a surprising light on an unexpected place—my own code. I feel like I’ve found a secret treasure chest of completely unexpected methods. Useful for programmers, the book provides a powerful tool to smart testers, too.

→	James Bach
	Author, Lessons Learned in Software Testing

You think you know your code. After all, you and your fellow programmers have been sweating over it for years now. Adam Tornhill uses thinking in psychology together with hands-on tools to show you the bad parts. This book is a red pill. Are you ready?

→	Björn Granvik
	Competence manager

Adam Tornhill presents code as it exists in the real world—tightly coupled, unwieldy, and full of danger zones even when past ...