This week we look at chapter 14 Rhythm in Code That Fits in Your Head by Mark Seemann. Because we are building software for the long term we get the advantage of seeing different rhythms and patterns develop in how we work as individuals, as teams, and even in the code. I hope you'll join us as we discuss the ideas from this chapter in our free companion discussion. You can sign up for free at <a href="https://BookClub.dev">BookClub.dev</a>. Until next time happy reading.

This week we look at chapter 14 Rhythm in Code That Fits in Your Head by Mark Seemann. Because we are building software for the long term we get the advantage of seeing different rhythms and patterns develop in how we work as individuals, as teams, and even in the code. I hope you'll join us as we discuss the ideas from this chapter in our free companion discussion. You can sign up for free at BookClub.dev. Until next time happy reading.

This week we look at chapter 14 Rhythm in Code That Fits in Your Head by Mark Seemann. Because we are building software for the long term we get the advantage of seeing different rhythms and patterns develop in how we work as individuals, as teams, and even in the code. I hope you'll join us as we discuss the ideas from this chapter in our free companion discussion. You can sign up for free at <a href="https://BookClub.dev" rel="noopener noreferrer">BookClub.dev</a>. Until next time happy reading.

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There is no end to learning that you need to do when you work in the software industry, and it can feel overwhelming. But we will take on that challenge one book at a time. Every Monday host Dan Cook shares what he learned from that week's reading.

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