You have a well- established, stable development team. They are veterans and quite experienced. You feel there’s nothing they can’t…
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Getting Away With Testing Legacy Code
I’m a big proponent of test-driven development: write tests first, production code next, and refactor it, but I also love…
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What Every C++ Developer Needs to Know About Legacy Code
What does Legacy code mean? The term was first used by the computer scientist George Olivetti to describe code maintained…
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Sneak Peek: Typemock .NET Training & Testing Samples for Blockchain Applications
In the December newsletter, you’ll discover testing patterns for blockchain applications, reveal to you why so many suffer from open spaces and more.
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Meet Peter Morlion Who Loves Improving Legacy Code
Tell us a little bit about yourself My name is Peter Morlion. I’m a 35-year old software developer from Bruges,…
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Part 2: How Does Unit Testing Fit Into the DevOps World?
In the 2nd part of our series, we dive into the DevOps culture and discover that it seeks efficiency through automation. Read on to learn more.
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About Unit Test Envies and What Classes to Watch out for
In the second part of this deadly journey, we discover more sins to refrain from and learn what inappropriate intimacy code smells like. Read on.
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May Newsletter: How Managers Deal With Legacy Code
For people in leadership, legacy code typically has a fairly straightforward interpretation. Get to know their mindset and start embracing legacy code.
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Fear and Loathing in Legacy Code
For people in leadership, legacy code typically has a fairly straightforward interpretation. It’s the stuff in your application portfolio that…
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April Newsletter: Approaching Unit Testing from a Leadership Perspective
What Refactoring Is and Is Not Before you begin yet another frustrated rant about refactoring, take a look here to…
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