The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master Tip集合

- **The Pragmatic Programmer, From Journeyman To Master**：此书名暗示了本书旨在帮助软件开发人员从初级阶段（学徒，journeyman）成长为高级专家（大师）。这里的“实用程序员”指的是那些能够运用实践经验和...

The Pragmatic Programmer; From Journeyman to Master - Pearson Education.pdf

Each developer is unique, with individual strengths and weaknesses, preferences and dislikes.... However, if you're a Pragmatic Programmer, you'll share many of the following characteristics:

Straight from the programming trenches, The Pragmatic Programmer cuts through the increasing specialization and technicalities of modern software development to examine the core process--taking a requirement and producing working, maintainable code that delights its users. It covers topics ranging from personal responsibility and career development to architectural techniques for keeping your code flexible and easy to adapt and reuse.

This book covers construction, exploration, analysis, and visualization of complex networks using NetworkX (a Python library), as well as several other Python modules, and Gephi, an interactive environment for network analysts. The book is not an introduction to Python. I assume that you already know the language, at least at the level of a freshman programming course. The book consists of five parts, each covering specific aspects of complex networks. Each part comes with one or more detailed case studies. Part I presents an overview of the main Python CNA modules: NetworkX, iGraph, graph-tool, and networkit. It then goes over the construction of very simple networks both programmatically (using NetworkX) and interactively (in Gephi), and it concludes by presenting a network of Wikipedia pages related to complex networks. In Part II, you’ll look into networks based on explicit relationships (such as social networks and communication networks). This part addresses advanced network construction and measurement techniques. The capstone case study—a network of “Panama papers”—illustrates possible money-laundering patterns in Central Asia. Networks based on spatial and temporal co-occurrences—such as semantic and product networks—are the subject of Part III. The third part also explores macroscopic and mesoscopic complex network structure. It paves the way to network-based cultural domain analysis and a marketing study of Sephora cosmetic products. If you cannot find any direct or indirect relationships between the items, but still would like to build a network of them, the contents of Part IV come to the rescue. You will learn how to find out if items are similar, and you will convert quantitative similarities into network edges. A network of psychological trauma types is one of the outcomes of the fourth part. The book concludes with Part V: directed networks with plenty of examples, including a network of qualitative adjectives that you could use in computer games or