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Professional programmers develop a knack of unerringly zeroing in on the root cause of a bug. They can do that because they’ve written a lot of buggy code and then gained experience fixing it. This book captures all this experience—use it, and you’ll find you write fewer bugs, and the ones you do write will become easier to hunt down. | Debug It Find Repair Prevent Bugs in Your Code Paid Butcher Edited by Jacquelyn Carter What Readers Are Saying About Debug It Paul does an excellent job of explaining the technical intellectual and psychological aspects of all phases of debugging preventing bugs in the first place diagnosing and fixing bugs and making sure that the same bugs don t happen again. Applying any or all of the ideas from this book will improve the overall quality of your software projects. Sure the technical issues are well covered but how Paul also explains the psychological angles is what makes this book exceptional. Frederic Daoud Author Stripes.and Java Web Development Is Fun Again I wholeheartedly recommend this book to software engineers generally but more specifically to team leads who need to know how to set up their teams for best practice. Allan McLeod Founder and CTO Isaacc Software Debug It does a great job of setting the scene for debugging and getting you into the right mind-set while also talking about the complications that can arise once the bug is found and squashed. It s worth a look for the anecdotes alone to see the lengths that people go to when trying to understand truly bizarre defects. Jon Dickinson Author Grails 1.1 Web Application Development Debugging has been a folk art for so long that it s great to have someone put all the tried-and-true techniques together. Debug It is the perfect book to pull out when you re disillusioned with the brainbreaking process of creating good software. With this tool chest of assertions logging refactoring and other good stuff you ll feel like you re Sherlock Holmes and solving the case is inevitable. Craig Riecke Author Mastering Dojo JavaScript and Ajax Tools for Great Web Experiences This book is like a companion volume to The Pragmatic Programmer applying the same focus on craftsmanship to the debugging process. Ian Dees Author Scripted GUI Testing with Ruby Paul Butcher has brought long overdue attention to the methods of .
