Good codebases have clean bug trackers. Bad codebases have overfull bug trackers. This book presents a new approach to software development: start by improving the skill of individual programmers. Once the bug-count is going in the right direction (down slowly at first), then the team will find more time to develop new features, and new features will have fewer bugs. Programmers learn from looking at good code, so included are some legendary, famous, and hilarious code examples (it's up to you to figure out which is which). Send me a tweet on Twitter if you like the book.