Recently I started reading Andy Hunt's fine book "Pragmatic Thinking And Learning." Hunt is notorious for writing books which offer
practical, insightful advice in which developers can apply to their work
on a daily basis. His most famous book is "The Pragmatic Programmer",
widely considered one of the top agile programmer books of all time.
Even after reading the book 7 years ago, I still refer to it a few times
a month. My colleagues and I bring up the "broken window" theory, or
often throw out the phrase "Don't Assume, Prove it," sometimes to the chagrin of the unfamiliar. :)
