The Programmer's Black Book
The side of software development that rarely appears in manuals. Experiences, mistakes, reflections, and lessons to better understand the profession, make better decisions, and become a better developer.
My books
These are the books I have published so far, in which I share my experience, knowledge, and perspective on software engineering and software development. Each book is written with the aim of organizing and sharing what I have learned throughout my career, from the fundamentals to the real-world challenges of building software.
The Practical Agile Programmer
A practical guide to applying agile principles to everyday software development, improving code quality, and working more effectively in agile teams.
The Coder Habits
A book about the habits, principles, and ways of thinking that help programmers improve their work, write better software, and grow continuously as professionals.
Bitcoin
An essential and practical guide to understanding and using the greatest innovation in history since the Internet.
What I Talk About When I Talk About Programming (Volume 1)
A revised selection of articles on software development and career growth, with reflections and practical advice for programmers at every level.
What I Talk About When I Talk About Programming (Volume 2)
The second volume continues exploring the ideas, experiences, and lessons surrounding software development, with fresh reflections on programming, technology, and the profession.
The Lean MP Method
A practical guide to managing, growing, and systematizing entrepreneurial projects with the Lean MP method and its Procedure Matrix.
The Art of the Digital Entrepreneur
A guide to personal and technical development for creating highly scalable entrepreneurial software projects.
The Age of Code
An introduction to programming and the software development industry for anyone who wants to understand how software is created and how the industry works.
The Twelve Keys
Twelve skills and strategies for entrepreneurial success, from managing microtasks and using a lean approach to building discipline and personal development.
Legacy Code
How to modernize legacy code or software projects that have grown too fast in fourteen steps.
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