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…
Read moreMarch Newsletter: Typemock CEO Eli Lopian Shares His Thoughts On Legacy Code
This month our newsletter shows you how to tackle the problem and put fear aside when touching Legacy Code. Another big…
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Defining Legacy Code
[maxbutton id=”3″ ] Last night I realized that strangely enough, we are the only profession that can take a positive…
Read moreWhy Unit Testing Sounds Great in Theory, But Fails in Practice? Learn How to Turn This Around!
Does this sound familiar: – Read books or seen tutorials about unit testing and the idea looked simple enough? –…
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What would YOU DoInstead? The Sequel
So last time, I showed you how to do something before a method is called. That’s nice but what if…
Read moreTesting the Untestable – Unit Testing Dependencies and Legacy Code (in C++)
When: Wednesday, June 13, 10:00 AM Eastern, 17:00 Israel You may have already started unit testing or at least understand…
Read moreThe Opposite of Mocking
Let me tell you a secret. I don’t like the word “mocking”. Why? Because “mocking” refers to the tools we…
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