Eric Sink on the Business of Software by Eric Sink

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  • Pub. Date: March 2006
  • 320pp
  • Sales Rank: 619,142

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    • Pub. Date: March 2006
    • Publisher: Apress L. P.
    • Format: Paperback, 320pp
    • Sales Rank: 619,142

    Synopsis

    If you are looking at starting your own software company or just interested in gaining deeper insight into this segment of the industry then go, buy this book.

    — Pankaj Kumar, Slashdot contributor

    This book would make my "recommended reading" list with no problem.

    — Tom Duff, Duffbert's Random Musings

    Eric Sink on the Business of Software is a selection of the best and most popular essays from the author's website. This insightful collection of essays explore the business concerns that programmers face during the course of their careersparticularly those programmers who are small independent software vendors.

    Sink also covers issues like starting your own business, and then performing the hiring, marketing, and financesin a style that programmers understand, sprinkled with a touch of humor.

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    Biography

    Eric Sink graduated in 1990 from the University of Illinois with a degree

    in computer science. After living for a year in Spain, he spent five years

    at Spyglass, where he led the group that developed the Web browser

    later to become known as Internet Explorer. In 1997, Eric left Spyglass

    and founded SourceGear, which is now a leading vendor of version control

    tools. In 2002, SourceGear was honored by Inc. magazine as one of

    the 500 fastest-growing private companies in America.

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