In C++, returning objects by value typically means creating a new instance of an object on the stack. This requires…
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In C++, returning objects by value typically means creating a new instance of an object on the stack. This requires…
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Managers don’t think like developers Even if your manager was once a decent developer, he has probably already moved to…
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When I first learned about the idea of unit testing, I was utterly astounded by the possibilities this type of…
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Code coverage is a great metric that measures the degree of which the source code of the program has been…
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2020 is going to be a new era in the development world. A lot of methods, like agile and DevOps,…
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There are twelve principles outlined as part of the Agile Manifesto. Near the bottom, you’ll find these two: “Continuous attention…
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We define blockchain, the challenges in blockchain application testing and walk through a simple example of testing a blockchain application.
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In the previous part, we learned valuable lessons on how often to push code into production and studied how Facebook…
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Over the years, unit testing has become more and more mainstream in the software development world. But this doesn’t mean…
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Typemock Comic Developer Hell 2.0 and the Java Experience After all these unproductive meetings, Mel meets up with his boss…
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