New idol-software thinker Wen Berger

Recently, Eddie fell in love with Winnie and went crazy about buying all the books he had published in China that he could find.

Exploring requirements-quality before Design 
Quality software management 1-System Thinking
The mysteries of consulting I-A Guide to successful recommendations and suggestions 
Mystery of consulting II-treasure chest of consultants (reservation)  
General principles of system design 
Walk-through, review and technical review manual-RightProgramProject and product evaluation (version 3rd) 
Introduction to systematic thinking (silver year commemorative edition)  
Is your light on? -- How to find the real problem  
Become a technical leader-an organic solution to problems 
Psychology of Program Development (silver year commemorative edition)  

It seems that I have also been influenced by him, although I have only read his book "is your light on?".

Wait for a while and study the strange man. Write some comments and record them here and urge yourself.

Appendix:

His name is Gerald M. weberger, but he is often called Jerry weberger. He has been working in the software and system field for less than 45 years. From 1956 to 1969, he served as a software developer, system designer, Software Project Manager, university professor, and software course designer for IBM. Afterwards, he and Dani weberger, his native wife, set up weberger & weberger consulting to help software engineering organizations manage software processes in a more thorough and human way.

In 1997, he was selected as one of the first five members by the computer hall of fame of the American computer museum for his outstanding contributions in the software field. This hall of fame has only 20 members. Bill Gates and Michael Dell, which are familiar to Chinese readers, are also the only people who have gained the highest honor in the computer industry.

He has been energetic and energetic. Since 1970s, he has written more than 30 books and hundreds of papers independently or in collaboration with others. His earliest works mainly focused on operating systems andProgramming LanguageFields. In 1971, winberger successfully published the book "Psychology of Program Development", which is considered to be the beginning of studying software engineering as a human action. The later work of winberger is actually a more detailed exploration of many questions raised in this book, involving various stages in the software life cycle, from the definition, analysis and design, testing and measurement of problems and necessary conditions to management. He also published more books from the roles of consultants, programmers, technical leaders, and managers. In Western countries, winberger has a large number of loyal readers who have read every important book of winberger. They even have specialized organizations and websites, discuss and exchange important ideas of masters. It can be said that in recent years, each new book of winberger has been widely published.

His major contributions are concentrated in the software field. He is an authoritative and representative of software management and software engineering from the perspective of individual psychology, organizational behavior and corporate culture. Winberger has been engaged in software development, software project management, software management teaching and consulting for over 40 years. He is also an outstanding software professional writer and thinker.

This is him, winberger. He is a programmer. He is a designer. He is a consultant. He is a professional writer. He is also an outstanding thinker.