Introducing the Programmer’s Guide to a Sane Workweek

by Itamar Turner-Trauring, 16 Sep 2016

This post used to contain an early version of the introduction to my previous book, The Programmer’s Guide to a Sane Workweek. I’m now working on an updated iteration.

We all make mistakes as software engineers. You write code that crashes in production, or take a job with too little pay. You learn your lesson—but by then it’s too late.

But what if you could skip the mistakes and jump straight to the learning?

Introducing the Programmer’s Guide to a Sane Workweek

We all make mistakes as software engineers. You write code that crashes in production, or take a job with too little pay. You learn your lesson—but by then it’s too late.

But what if you could skip the mistakes and jump straight to the learning?

You might also enjoy:

»» Get the work/life balance you need

»» Level up your technical skills

Introducing the Programmer’s Guide to a Sane Workweek

We all make mistakes as software engineers. You write code that crashes in production, or take a job with too little pay. You learn your lesson—but by then it’s too late.But what if you could skip the mistakes and jump straight to the learning?

You might also enjoy:

»» Get the work/life balance you need

»» Level up your technical skills

We all make mistakes as software engineers. You write code that crashes in production, or take a job with too little pay. You learn your lesson—but by then it’s too late.

But what if you could skip the mistakes and jump straight to the learning?