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Jun 01

A good, lazy way to write tests

steve4 Commentseducation, fundamentals, how to, java, testingDRY, interfaces, testing

Testing. I’ve been thinking a lot about testing recently. As part of code reviews I’ve done for various projects, I’ve seen thousands of lines of untested code. This is not just a case of test coverage statistics pointing this out, Read more

Jun 01

I am not a good teacher

steve2 Commentseducation, fundamentals, java

It’s been an interesting few months since I last wrote anything here. Apart from a fairly hectic project in work, my wife is re-training as a software developer and so I’ve been able to find out many ways in which Read more

Nov 02

Back to Basics – good comments are targeted comments

steve4 Commentsfundamentals, Software engineering, thoughtsgood practice, software engineering, thoughts

I can’t think of a single person who enjoys writing comments in code. I don’t, my friends and colleagues don’t, and I’m pretty sure there isn’t a meetup group for fans of it. Outside of code that I write for Read more

Oct 13

The merge from hell

steveLeave a commentfundamentals, versioningversioning

Having read my last post regarding version, you have no doubt jumped in your time machine, gone back a few years or months and implemented a sound versioning policy on all the projects you work on;  your colleagues think you Read more

Oct 07

A rough overview of the basics of versioning

steveLeave a commentfundamentals, versioningsubversion, svn, versioning

Why use version control? Versioning is a crucial key of the development process for several reasons best described through the lack of versioning: Want to see a great piece of code that was refactored out, deleted or otherwise lost six Read more

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