In the last part of the list of “do nots,” you’ll complete the picture of what the opposite of each item is in order to achieve good unit tests. Become a better programmer with learning from the most common mistakes.
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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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The Deadly Sins of Unit Testing
What makes for bad unit tests? What are the signs that your test suite needs a little more care? That’s…
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Technical Skills Are Essential but Overrated
Read in this month’s interview Anton Angelov insights on what skills developers should have!
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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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The Mocking Solution for Linux: Typemock Isolator++
We are thrilled to announce the latest release of our Isolator++, which in addition to Windows, is now also available…
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Fluent in C++ and CAT
The New Hire for C++ Have you ever brought your pet to work? In our latest comic, the company is…
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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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Although Technology Is Progressing Fast, Poverty Still Reigns in the World
In this week’s interview, we dive into the world of Stratos Kourtzanidis from Greece a .NET enthusiast who started his career at the age of 8 thanks for his enthusiasm for computer games.
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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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