As is known to all, Robert C. Martin is an expert in software development, software engineering master, and specialist of object-oriented technology enjoying the worldwide reputation. Also, he is software engineer and one of the pioneers of design patterns and agile software development movements. Agile Principles, Patterns, and Practices in C# was written by him and his son Micah Martin (an experienced software engineer). The Java edition of this book has won the highest honor of computer books - Jolt Awards.

Atlas of Human Anatomy (AKA: Atlas d'anatomie humaine) can be regarded as the world's most complete atlas of anatomy with unsurpassed depictions of the human body. It was specially written for medical students, primarily edited by professor Frank H. Netter from France. By comparison, you will find that it is more detailed than any other similar books.

C programming language is the only most basic computer language that every programmer should get started with and master. As a common sense, you should know: C language is also the fundamental language of many important programming languages, including Microsoft's C#, Apple's Objective-C, C++ which is widely used in many environments, Linux operating system and its many functions, and so on.

C# and .NET innovated the way to write programs across-the-board. Professional C# and .NET series is a classic tutorial for advanced C# programming, including all aspects when using C# to develop Windows applications under Visual Studio. Meanwhile, it's also one of the bestsellers published by Wrox Press. Since its first edition, it has always gotten widespread high praises from readers around the world.

The quality of software, not only depends on its architecture and project management, but also is closely related with the code's quality. Bad, untidy code can run normally to some extent, but that will bring potential obstacles to the whole development team, as sure as a gun. As a result, that will greatly increase development time, resources and other costs. This same applies to both agile software development and traditional software development.