Even newer version of the book

[Daniel Brolund]

Hey guys,

Thanks for the input!

I just uploaded a new version where the main upgrade is that ch 3
contains a comparison with some popular ways of changing a code base,
as suggested here in the forum.

Change list:
* The first chapter is renamed to "Introduction to the Mikado Method"
* The Origins chaper content is moved to the first chapter content.
* Chapter 3 is replaced with a comparison with other ways of changing your code.
* There is now a cover (and hrm, a new title again ;-))!
* Some parts are removed, or moved, to the new chapter.
* The Patterns chapter was moved back one step in the book.
* Smaller edits and improvements

We hope you like it!

Cheers
Daniel

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[Alan Baljeu]

I like the cover. Make's me think it's "a method for untangling
spaghetti code".

[Alan Baljeu]

On Oct 14, 11:36 am, Daniel Brolund <daniel.brol...@agical.com> wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> Thanks for the input!
>
> I just uploaded a new version where the main upgrade is that ch 3
> contains a comparison with some popular ways of changing a code base,
> as suggested here in the forum.
>

The title, "3 Application level restructurings" confused me.

[Daniel Brolund]

Haha, good!

That wasn't quite the intention (its a Mikado game ;-))!

The Japanese signs in the background hopefully means Mikado Method
("method" in the "flow"-sense), we need to verify that. :-) Any
Japanese-speakers here?

Cheers
Daniel

On Fri, Oct 15, 2010 at 3:52 PM, Alan Baljeu <alanb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I like the cover.  Make's me think it's "a method for untangling
> spaghetti code".
>

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[Daniel Brolund]

Hi,

I had a little bit of problem naming it. What title would reflect the
contents better?

Cheers
Daniel

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[Ola Ellnestam]

Yeah, I love it too.

Especially the fact that the 'Mikado' doesn't stick out. It takes some
time to spot it.

//Ola

On 2010-10-15 15:52, Alan Baljeu wrote:
> I like the cover. Make's me think it's "a method for untangling
> spaghetti code".
>

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[Alan Baljeu]

Application Restructuring Techniques ?

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[Daniel Brolund]

That is good! I'll just use that, and if anyone has other suggestions,
please provide them.

Cheers
Daniel

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