A guide for growing to senior and beyond in the software industry, by @GergelyOrosz. An Amazon #1 Best Seller. Get the book at https://xitter.cf/t.co/z86POb1yWN
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Available in 9 languages now:
German, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Hungarian, Mongolian - and Russian! And, English, of course. Get any and all of them here: engguidebook.com/
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Small news to most, big news to me: The Software Engineer’s Guidebook is the best-selling tech book in Hungary, a few days after the Hungarian translation launched!
(This is the 8th language it was translated to!)
The best-selling list in the largest books retailer in the country: libri.hu/sikerlista/online-a…
The Software Engineer’s Guidebook retweeted
The Software Engineers Guidebook (@EngGuidebook) was available in 7 additional languages till now (German, Japanese, Korean, Trad Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Mongolian, Russian): now out in Hungarian! Carried in all major bookstores in Hungary.
Found it in a Libri in Veszprém:
One of the best articles on this is from @copyconstruct at
copyconstruct.medium.com/pos…
These are called post-commit code reviews, and they have been popular inside more mature teams (and at places where releases are not continuous, but done less frequently).
From The Software Engineer's Guidebook, in Chapter 23, Software Engineering:
Just learned a team at Microsoft is doing code reviews *after* merge.
Why? To move faster.
No more pausing work to wait for code reviews.
No need for stacked PRs.
No more time-consuming merge conflicts caused by long code review delays.
This has risks, but may work well for a team that is:
- mature
- high trust
- has strong automated quality checks
The Software Engineer's Guidebook has now been translated to 6 languages 👀
Selling as a localized book in Germany, Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan and Mongolia
Get those versions here: engguidebook.com/#translatio…
Wow - The Japanese translation of The Software Engineer's Guidebook is this week's best seller in Tokyo's largest bookshop, Kinokuniya Shinjuku (photo from the store)
Thanks to @ryukbk for the standout translation, and @OReillyMedia Japan for publishing.
amazon.co.jp/dp/4814401213/r…
Black Friday deal: the DRM-free ebook and audiobook version of The Software Engineer's Guidebook is 40% off.
Use the code BLACKFRIDAY2025 at checkout:
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Audiobook: gergelyorosz.gumroad.com/l/d…
This was a long-requested format, and it’s now available:
The Software Engineer’s Guidebook (@EngGuidebook) is now available as hardcover from Amazon. Here’s me holding the first print (the proof - it’s nice!)
And it’s also out as an ebook on the O’Reilly platform.
Get it here: engguidebook.com
The Software Engineer’s Guidebook retweeted
I learned how The Software Engineer’s Guidebook (@EngGuidebook) ended up being translated to Mongolian:
This engineer (Suiribaatar) bought the English version, liked it, and suggested to his company (Nasha Tech) to translate it.
The company did it.
You can just do things.
The Software Engineer’s Guidebook retweeted
Pinch me: the Mongolian translation of The Software Engineer's Guidebook (@EngGuidebook) is ready. The book launch will be on Monday, in the capital, Ulaanbaatar.
I'll be there!
The Software Engineer’s Guidebook retweeted
Yes - @EngGuidebook as an audiobook available on all platforms, including Audible and a DRM-free purchase as well!
I somehow missed the news that SEG book by @GergelyOrosz is available as an audiobook.
I'm 2 chapters deep and seems really promising. Will keep you posted.
audible.com/pd/B0DWYPJ4K3?so…
