num_pages: 129
description: Many software projects get delivered late if at all. Why? Because we programmers waste a lot of time and energy. We also put our health at risk for repetitive strain injuries (or RSI) without being aware of it. Pain in the hands wrists forearms neck and shoulders is common among programmers. I struggled with RSI for a year and half and finally managed to recover. And thats what inspired me to write this book: to share what Ive learned over 14 years of my professional experience to help you:Become a better and more productive programmerWrite better code in less time Maintain your mental and physical health In particular youll learn:Common productivity killers amongst programmersReal world examples of successes and failuresSimple tips that you can apply immediately to increase your productivity Techniques to stay focused and minimize distractions Ergonomics posture and exercises to prevent injuries at work or reduce your pain if youre already sufferingHow to build better relationships with your employer and coworkersThe Blueprint for a Productive Programmer is a short easy read with pragmatic suggestions that will be useful regardless of the platform you use and your level of experience. Whether youre a pro with years of experience or just starting out in the field youll benefit from these tips. Reading this book may take less than one hour of your time but will save you months and years of frustration.
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title: The Blueprint for a Productive Programmer: How to Write Great Code Fast and Prevent Repetitive Strain Injuries
publisher: Moshfegh Hamedani