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    Tech Talk: Learning to Think with Andy Hunt - Pragmatic Programmers guide to being productive

    CoRecursive: Coding Stories · Apr 15, 2019 · 55 min
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    Andy Hunt is a celebrity in the world of software development. Or at least he is one to me. The Pragmatic Programmer is a classic book on software development book. He is an author of the agile manifesto and started the book company that has published many great books, including several by recent guests. Today I talk to Andy about how software engineers can get better at thinking and learning.…

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