Practical tech advice
This is a follow-up of my previous post here. If you’ve ever had to write automated tests, you might have some bad memories lingering around. Automated tests have a way of becoming troublesome as time goes by. You end up spending more time fixing the tests than adding actual features. When that happens, you don’t care […]
As you might have realized by now if you follow this little blog (and you should), I’m a huge fan of automated tests. If you’re not, I assume it’s because you either don’t find them useful, or you find them hard to add. Tests are useful because code breaks. My code, his code, everyone’s code […]
Unless you are really, and I mean really, lucky, you are bound to be stuck on a legacy project with a thousand-year-old codebase. Maybe not a thousand years, but close enough. If it’s any like the code I have been working on, it’s big, really big, it’s complicated, no one really understands how it fully […]
