Reveal little-known secrets of Microsoft: let alone show stopper! Chinese Version)

 

Let alone show stopper! (Chinese version) (revealing the secrets that Microsoft has little known about)

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[Original book name] show stopper! : The breakneck race to create Windows NT and the next generation at Microsoft
[Author] (beauty) g. Pascal Zachary [same as the author's work]
Translated by Zhang yinkui, Wang yipeng, and Li Yan [same translator's work]
[Book name] It Culture Series
[Publishing news agency] Machinery Industry Press [book no.] 9787111265306
[Shelving time]
[Publication date] on December 16, July 2009 [Opening] [Page code] 203 [version times] 1-1

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After 15 years of silence, I met Chinese readers for the first time. There is little known secret behind Microsoft's success!
Mr. Zhang yinkui, a well-known translator, presented Microsoft's shopping mall battle of success or failure with top-notch translation skills. Diligence, courage, boldness, and perseverance are all done in this book.
Every page of this book will bring you closer to success! We believe that after you finish the translation of this book, you will be amazed!

[Content Overview]
This book tells the story behind Microsoft's amazing breakthrough in the computer technology field of creating Windows NT. Reveals the difficulties and pains of successful innovation. He has concentrated on the volatile, motivating, and pushing abilities of katler's team, vividly describing the human drama of this huge enterprise, revealing their stress, disappointment, and final victory. Victory comes from an endless struggle to overcome endless deadlines, compete with competitors, and inevitable and ubiquitous program defects-which may include fatal problems ..

Bill Gates and his Microsoft Company are able to achieve great success, the most important reason is that they can look forward to the future. Microsoft is not satisfied with its good market share in application software, nor with its significant advantages in key operating system businesses relying on DOS and Windows. They are always looking forward to the future. As one of the most advanced Software innovations, NT may redefine computing standards around the world until the 21st century. NT gives cheap personal computers the ability to be comparable to a huge mainframe-and does not sacrifice its inherent flexibility and the advantages of personal computers...

This book tells the story behind this amazing breakthrough in computer technology. The story reveals the difficulties and pains of successful innovation. Today, by writing the most advanced code, relying on the imagination of a few visionary talents, and the cooperation of a huge and expensive team of programmers and testers, the United States has dominated the global software industry. Gates is both a management genius and a man with technical foresight-he has promoted a controllable and chaotic atmosphere within Microsoft, and the story of Windows NT demonstrates this ethos perfectly. David cartler, a legendary programmer recruited by Gates in 1988, spent five years designing nt. Only 1.5 billion US dollars can be completed. In the meantime, there were more than 200 testers. Developers and technicians work for this huge piece of software.

This book focuses on the abilities of caatel to inspire and spur the team. It clearly describes the drama of this huge enterprise, revealing their pressure, disappointment, and final victory. Victory comes from the endless deadline for victory and competition with competitors, endless struggles with inevitable and ubiquitous program defects-including fatal "showstopper" issues ....

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Recommended by technical experts.
Translator's preface
Preface
Chapter 1 code warrior 1
Chapter 14 king of Code 14
Chapter 2 tribe 23
Chapter 4 dead end 40
Chapter 2 Xiong 61
Chapter 1 dog food... 81
Chapter 1 delivery model 98
Chapter 4 Death marching 8th
Chapter 2 bug-infected 9th
Chapter 2: 10th
Postscript 197
Thank you... 204