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blog.peterritchie.com
[AI summary] The post critiques current testing practices like TDD and BDD, arguing they often neglect proper unit testing of individual classes and objects in favor of testing interactions, using a primes calculator example to illustrate the need for robust unit-level validation. |
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brntn.me
Personal site of Brenton Cleeland |
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loufranco.com
[AI summary] The article discusses strategies for effectively adding unit testing to old codebases, emphasizing testing before refactoring, while learning the code, and before fixing bugs to ensure reliability. |
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www.craigpardey.com
If there was one piece of advice I could give to someone considering a career in software development it would be: Learn to f$%@cking type! Knowing how to touch type is the single most valuable skill that a developer can possess. Typing allows you to concentrate on what you're coding rather than how to get the characters on the screen. In other words, you're able to think about the code rather than thinking about where to find the letters on the keyboard. Jeff Atwood and Steve Yegge both make the same point. |
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