The Avenue to Jane is a book that "clarifies the thought core of software engineering", which is divided into eight chapters, which analyzes the origin, value and intrinsic relationship of each link in the project from all angles comprehensively and profoundly. The author's arrangement of the chapters is based on the summary of the software engineering, and the author's whole thought is embodied in the software engineering layered Model Diagram presented in the book. As can be seen from the arrangement of chapters, in the first six chapters of this book, the author gives us a detailed analysis of the basic concepts of engineering elements in software engineering, from the implementation of the program to the method, then to the process, engineering, and finally to the organization. The seventh chapter is a chapter of the past and the next, so this chapter as a proof is also a more diligent approach. And from the eighth chapter, the author reveals the nature of engineering elements in the software engineering, which brings us a deep thought.
In the first chapter, the author clearly points out that program = algorithm + structure, think carefully, really should develop this kind of programming thought. As the author of this book says, the beauty of this formula is that he has no place to refer to code, or even that, in this formula, there is no such thing as an idea. Algorithm is to a program algorithm is a program's logical implementation of the description, and the structure is the logical implementation of the data entity attached. As long as the developer will design the algorithm of the program, the structure is described, then the program has been stereotyped. The rest, in short, is labor.
What the team lacks is not just management. To do management at least need to be able to take responsibility, this is the most basic quality.
One of the reading notes of the Boulevard to Jane