Take a look at the approaches to software engineering used at Google. The book Software Engineering at Google: Lessons Learned from Programming Over Time offers insight into how Google thinks about building, evolving, and maintaining large software systems over time.

This title is intended for software engineers, technical leaders and managers, and readers interested in the principles and practices of software development within a large technology organization. You will become familiar with topics such as processes, tools, and approaches that can help increase the quality, efficiency, and scalability of systems.

The book summarizes the authors' long-term practical experience and addresses areas such as working with code, code review, testing, release management, configuration management, and team collaboration - topics important for sustainable software development.

Why choose this book?

• Practical experience and examples drawn from Google's environment.
• Inspiration for effective development and improving development processes.
• Emphasis on team collaboration and knowledge sharing within the software team.
• Strategies for working with code focused on long-term sustainability and project quality.
• Overview of tools and principles of software engineering used in large teams.

Main product features

• An overview source of information about practical software engineering
• Description of selected methodologies and workflows used at Google
• Suitable for developers as well as software team leaders
• A combination of textbook-style explanation and inspiration for professional development
• Practices and recommendations that can help when working on more complex projects