Pudding should now be less messy

[route92]

Fixed "the proof is in the pudding" to "the proof of the pudding". The phrase is: "The proof of the pudding is in the eating." That's how you know it's pudding. If the proof would be in the pudding, it would just be messy.

[hjwp]

ahahahahahaha thank you very much!

[hjwp]

how are you enjoying the book? 🍰

[route92]

Enjoying it very much! My employer gave me a hard copy when I started working at their company.
I think I fall in this terrible gap where I know too much for real beginner material, but if you step up, a lot of writers assume that you know a lot of stuff that I simply don't. This book actually hits that spot nicely. It explains a lot of concepts that I had heard around the office in simple English (which is sometimes necessary as I'm not native English), and also gives me material to do more research.

It kind of reminded me of another book I had read about test driven development. Something about obeying goats. Turns out it was the same author. And as I'm typing this I see your avatar... and when I click through to your profile, it says you're actually the guy. Well, that's... weird in a fun way. :)

Thanks for your work! I've had a whole bunch of jobs where I would be the either the only or the most senior developer in a company (which is like saying Jimmy Carr is the most sensitive comedian in the room), so I've had to teach myself a lot. Books like yours are invaluable.

[hjwp]

aw thank you very much. enjoyed the jimmy carr analogy lol.

if you have a spare sec, i don't suppose you'd write a little review of the book? on goodreads or amazon or wherever you like? those really help.

also delighted that you recognised the style from the goat book. but to be fair, i think bob had a lot to do with the humour and unique style of the new book too. he's a funny guy. and a great teacher.