Title: Programming is Personal
Product review: The book covers great how-to programming tips. This was not the first book I read on programming habits so I had heard of many of these concepts before. It was chapter 33 Personal Character that got my attention. No matter how much I study about programming, I will not get better at it until I work on myself. My thoughts are turned into software. I need to fight complexity not in the program, but in my mind. I have to break down the problems into simpler pieces. I have to express my ideas in simple terms. This book opened my eyes to the fact that programming is personal.
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