Code Complete - want more like it

[Thinker2000]

After reading this, and gaining much from it, I wanted advice on other good books like it.

Can you recommend any other, more recently published books, that educate you on the art of bug-free, quality programming, like McConnell's book does?

I'm looking for books that are dominated mostly by OO, however.
Thanks

[kitng98]

Try "Writing Solid Code" by MS Press. I think there is another book "Debugging the software Process" also by MS Press. I also know that some online shop is selling the 3 bks as ONE package. If memory served me well, it was listed for U$100 for the 3 books.

To be or not to be ...

[Martin Speiser]

In addition "No more bugs", published bei MS Press.

Martin

[shatterstar]

Bookstop had Writing Solid Code and Debugging the Development Process on clearance for about $10 each a month or so ago.

[binion]

Try these: (to get started)

Effective C++
More Effective C++
Design Patterns
AntiPatterns

[fireside]

It's been a couple of months since this message was posted. Anyway, the book "Object Oriented Analysis and Design with Applications" by Grady Booch is excellent as far general programming/methodology for OO is concerned.

If you are interested, try the following:

1. PeopleWare (I forgot the author!)
2. Debugging the Development process by Steve Maguire

[RobertZ]

Peopleware is by Tom DeMarco & Timothy Lister. It is subtitled Productive Projects and Teams. It is published by Dorset House Publishing Co. and is ISBN 0-932633-05-6. This is a good book on the commitment to qualify as an objective.

Robert

[lholgate]

Have a look at my web site's book review section. I have details of quite a few books that fit the bill if you're looking for something in the same vein as code complete. http://www.jetbyte.com/Books/top-10.htm

Len Holgate
http://www.jetbyte.com