Coder from the Street. It is recommended to break the rules

Newcomers and recent university graduates are catastrophically lacking "street" experience. To become an excellent developer, you will need quite specific skills that allow you to turn theory into practice, as well as an understanding of when it is acceptable to break seemingly inviolable rules. This book is a survival guide for the beginner developer. "Coder from the Street" will teach you how to handle real tasks. Sedat Kapanoglu honestly shares advice based on personal experience rather than abstract theory. You will learn how to adapt the knowledge gained from books and courses to everyday work tasks. It's time to learn how to use anti-patterns and "bad" programming methods. This book is built on specific tasks that you will encounter at work—from purely technical aspects like creating a search function to the laws of survival in a problematic team with a paranoid manager. All this will turn you into a true street fighter, ready to start creating effective software at any moment.