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Software Development Productivity Award

 

Yesterday, at the 17th annual Jolt Product Excellence and Productivity Awards my book Code Quality: The Open Source Perspective won a Software Development Productivity Award in the Technical Books category.

Software Development 17th Annual Productivity Award
The editors of Dr. Dobb's Journal announced the winners during the Awards Ceremony at CMP Technology's Software Development West 2007 Conference and Expo, held at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Alistair Cockburn's Agile Software Development was the Jolt Winner in the General Books category, and IBM's developerWorks entered the Hall of Fame for 2007.

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