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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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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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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Unit Testing the Hard Stuff
Given the nature of my work, I discuss unit testing with a lot of different organizations. Sometimes they’re in the…
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Introduction and History of Unit Testing
Developers are Artists We developers often think that we write better code than many others do. As software progresses and…
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Isolator++ gets a lot of attention these days, especially since we’ve added x64 bit support. One of the feature requests we got…
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So you’ve decide to write your C++ unit tests. The first step is choosing a testing framework. Which frameworks should…
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Do you know the TIOBE survey? Every month it shows the usage of programming languages worldwide. And coming in first…
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