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_posts/2014/aug/2014-08-22-art-of-software-testing.md

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   - quotes about software testing
 ---
 
-{% badge /images/2014/08/art-of-software-testing.png 96 https://amzn.to/1Y3qAbN %}
+{% badge /images/2014/08/art-of-software-testing.png 96 https://jttu.net/myers2012art %}
 
-"[The Art of Software Testing"](https://amzn.to/1Y3qAbN)"
+"[The Art of Software Testing"](https://jttu.net/myers2012art)"
 by Glenford J. Myers, Tom Badgett and Corey Sandler is one of
 my favorite books concerning testing and software engineering in
 general. In this article, I will provide an overview of the book, as well as

_posts/2014/sep/2014-09-16-getters-and-setters-are-evil.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ So please. Calm down and try to understand while I try to explain.
 
 ## Existing Arguments
 
-{% badge /images/2014/09/object-thinking-by-david-west.png 96 https://amzn.to/266oJr4 %}
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 There are a few arguments against "accessors"
 (another name for getters ~~and setters~~), in an object-oriented world.

_posts/2015/apr/2015-04-22-favorite-software-books.md

@@ -24,26 +24,26 @@ just update this post in the future when I stumble upon something else that's de
 
 Note that I tried to put the most important books at the top of the list.
 
-{% badge /images/2015/04/book-object-thinking.jpg 96 https://amzn.to/266oJr4 %}
-[**Object Thinking**](https://amzn.to/266oJr4)
+{% badge https://yegor256.github.io/bibliography/book-covers/west2004object.jpg 96 https://jttu.net/west2004object %}
+[**Object Thinking**](https://jttu.net/west2004object)
 by David West.
 This is the best book I've read about object-oriented
 programming, and it totally changed my understanding of it. I would
 recommend you read it a few times. But before reading, try to forget everything
 you've heard about programming in the past. Try to start from scratch. Maybe it will
 work for you too.
 
-{% badge /images/2015/04/book-pmp-rita.jpg 96 https://amzn.to/266pAYB %}
-[**PMP Exam Prep, Eighth Edition: Rita's Course in a Book for Passing the PMP Exam**](https://amzn.to/266pAYB)
+{% badge /images/2015/04/book-pmp-rita.jpg 96 https://jttu.net/rita2009pmp %}
+[**PMP Exam Prep, Eighth Edition: Rita's Course in a Book for Passing the PMP Exam**](https://jttu.net/rita2009pmp)
 by Rita Mulcahy.
 This book is my favorite for project management. Even though it's about the
 PMI approach and PMBOK in particular, it is a must-read for everyone who
 is interested in management. Ignore the PMBOK specifics and focus on
 the philosophy of project management and the role of
 [project manager]({% pst 2015/sep/2015-09-22-micromanagement %}) in it.
 
-{% badge /images/2015/04/book-art-of-testing.jpg 96 https://amzn.to/1Y3qAbN %}
-[**The Art of Software Testing**](https://amzn.to/1Y3qAbN)
+{% badge /images/2015/04/book-art-of-testing.jpg 96 https://jttu.net/myers2012art %}
+[**The Art of Software Testing**](https://jttu.net/myers2012art)
 by Glenford J. Myers et al.
 You can read my short review of this book [here]({% pst 2014/aug/2014-08-22-art-of-software-testing %}).
 The book perfectly explains the philosophy of testing and destroys

_posts/2015/sep/2015-09-10-testing-exit-criteria.md

@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ that the product is ready to be shipped. Then, ship it, consciously
 understanding that it still has an unlimited amount of not yet discovered
 bugs.
 
-{% badge /images/2015/04/book-object-thinking.jpg 96 https://amzn.to/266oJr4 %}
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 David West in
 [Object Thinking](https://amzn.to/266oJr4)

_posts/2016/jul/2016-07-14-who-is-object.md

@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ treats an object as a box with data that are too visible to
 the outside world. That visibility provokes us to think _procedurally_
 and try to access that data as much as possible.
 
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 If we would think of an object as a **representative** of data instead of
 a container of them, we would not want to get a hold of data as soon as

_posts/2016/sep/2016-09-13-inheritance-is-procedural.md

@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ from class `Manuscript`, as if it's not a
 [living organism]({% pst 2014/nov/2014-11-20-seven-virtues-of-good-object %}), but rather a dead
 one from which we can inherit its parts, "money, properties, or a title."
 
-{% badge /images/2015/04/book-object-thinking.jpg 96 https://amzn.to/266oJr4 %}
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 Implementation inheritance was created as a mechanism for
 [code reuse](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_reuse),

_posts/2021/oct/2021-10-21-objectionary.md

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ a "combination of dictionary and object factory," with the following properties:
   * Objects are nothing more than collections of objects;
   * Objects require hardware-specific VMs for execution.
 
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 Seventeen years later (the book was published in 2004), we implemented the idea
 on top of [EO](https://www.eolang.org), our new programming language.
 The language is intentionally much simpler than Java or C++.