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Subject:Re: Perfectly Running Company From:Yves Jeaurond <yves_jeaurond -at- CBC -dot- CA> Date:Fri, 27 Mar 1998 13:07:00 EST
David Slonosky:
There was a terrific article in Fast Company (in January? '97--yes, '97) that
documented the way NASA does things with it's software ("They Write the Right
Stuff").
For more detail, look no further than Steve McConnell's "Code Complete: A
handbook of software construction", MS-Press.
