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Software Engineering at Google explains how engineers balance programming with disciplined engineering to keep large, evolving codebases healthy. Drawing on experience at Google, Titus Winters, Hyrum Wright, and technical writer Tom Manshreck describe the company's unique culture, processes, and tools that enable effective software development. Readers learn three foundational principles: the impact of time on software sustainability, how scale shapes viable engineering practices, and the trade‑offs developers must navigate when making design and development decisions.
First publish date: 2020
Genre: Technology & Computing/Programming
Authors: Titus Winters
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