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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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Read moreBe Confident in Your Code
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What’s a branch? A branch is a piece of code that comes after a condition. In a branch, only one…
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Time flies when you are having fun…or when you are stressed. In our latest comic, Roland experiences cowboy code at its worst.
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What are quality tests? In today’s post, we cover the characteristics of a good test and how to identify and enable them.
Read moreSneak 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 Erik Dietrich in this interview. You may know him from our blog post but he is also a software consultant and a mentor for many coders. Read on.
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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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