@barcode @ludicity Looking for "recent" might be part of the problem. There are many old computer science, software management, and software management texts that are relevant regardless of recent popular programming language or process. e.g., "Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs" by Niklaus Wirth 1975, "Peopleware" by DeMarco and Lister 1987, "Applied Software Measurement" by Capers Jones 2008, Sally Shlaer and Stephen Mellors books from 1998 and 1991, etc.
@barcode @ludicity FWIW, I 5think software has been backsliding in terms of applying known good engineering principles for a long time. The popularity contest culture combined with the favoring of the terms, "art" and "craft" over "science" and "engineering" helped dumb down the culture before LLMs (AI) and (as a positive) has dumbed down the learning potential of the LLMs.
