Boy ten years sure goes by fast. It was ten years ago this February that the agile software development movement picked up steam with the meeting in Snowbird, Utah, wherein a ragtag group of developers first coined the word "agile." Dave Thomas and I were there, having just written The Pragmatic Programmer about a year before.
The Pragmatic Programmer is now going into it's 26th printing. After that and the PickAxe book, Dave and I started the Pragmatic Bookshelf, where our 99th title is being released this week. My latest book, Pragmatic Thinking & Learning, was the 50th title. What will be the 100th title?
Stay tuned at pragprog.com and you'll find out :-)
Happy Programming!
/\ndy
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January 04, 2011
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About Me
- Andy Hunt is co-founder of The Pragmatic Programmers, LLC, and is well known as a programmer, author, and publisher. His email signature, "/\ndy", dates back to the paleolithic days of uucp and ihnp4.
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Andy, is it going to be available in ePub someday?
Posted by: Dan__de__lion | January 27, 2011 at 05:44 AM
We don't own the rights to The Pragmatic Programmer, we wrote that before we started the publishing business, so it's not up to us. You might check with Addison Wesley though.
Posted by: Andrew Hunt | January 27, 2011 at 06:51 PM