Herding Cats and Coders: Software Development for Non-Techies
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Herding Cats and Coders: Software Development for Non-Techies

by Greg Ross-Munro

Business Technology
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Herding Cats and Coders offers a readable introduction to software development for non-technical audiences. Centered on the challenges of understanding and coordinating coding work, it provides a useful starting point for readers who want to communicate more effectively with developers and make sense of the software development process.

About This Book

Herding Cats and Coders: Software Development for Non-Techies is focused on making software development more approachable for readers without a technical background.

The book addresses the relationship between non-technical stakeholders and software developers, helping frame development work in accessible terms.

Its subject makes it relevant to anyone seeking a clearer understanding of how software projects are discussed, organized, and carried out.

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