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97 Things...A question to author

 
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Hi,
Is this book similar to the "The Pragmatic Programmer"?
Or something very different?
 
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The book's wiki - found here The 97TPSK book could help you.
 
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Very different. 97 Things Every Programmer Should Know is made up of 97 short items from 73 contributors, each offering a particular slice of perspective or view on a topic. Whereas The Pragmatic Programmer is intended to be a unified and tightly bound work with a single interlocking narrative, 97 Things is much more a sampler and collection of practices and tips told from different points of view.

Hope that helps!
 
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