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Mon, 20 Sep 2004

Pragmatic Project Automation Review
I finally got around to reading the very good Pragmatic Project Automation, the short summary is that it's excellent for new Java coders, a good read for new developers of .NET or dynamic languages, a useful but not critical read for people with four/five years experience in delivering software and working in small teams.

The review is now up on the London PM Reviews page and also, surprise surprise, on the Liverpool Java User Group. They asked if they could use, I said yes and lo it was uploaded :)

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