Gary McLean Hall

This book is a great read for C# developers. Depending on your level of experience, you may find it either highly informative if you're a mid-level developer or use it as a great reference book if you're an experienced developer.

The book starts with Scrum basics. It was reviving to read about the overall process. There are some crucial design strategies that are described in part 1 of the book.

The chapter about Unit testing and refactoring in part 1 was very convincing as well. The explanation of TDD was quite detailed and in an easy-to-understand language.

Part II is dedicated to SOLID principles and their implementation. Each of these chapters are as in-depth as one can get. I have not read a better explanation of Liskow substitution principle anywhere else. I finally understand that principle.

Part III narrates a team discussion on how SCRUM and SOLID principles come together. It was done in a very 'story'-ish way so it was nice to read through that conversation.

There's an introduction about Git in the Appendix and if you're new to Git this will be a nice overview to get started with.… (más)