What makes for bad unit tests? What are the signs that your test suite needs a little more care? That’s…
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Technical Skills Are Essential but Overrated
Read in this month’s interview Anton Angelov insights on what skills developers should have!
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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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The Mocking Solution for Linux: Typemock Isolator++
We are thrilled to announce the latest release of our Isolator++, which in addition to Windows, is now also available…
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Fluent in C++ and CAT
The New Hire for C++ Have you ever brought your pet to work? In our latest comic, the company is…
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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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Although Technology Is Progressing Fast, Poverty Still Reigns in the World
In this week’s interview, we dive into the world of Stratos Kourtzanidis from Greece a .NET enthusiast who started his career at the age of 8 thanks for his enthusiasm for computer games.
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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…
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Unit Testing the Hard Stuff
Given the nature of my work, I discuss unit testing with a lot of different organizations. Sometimes they’re in the…
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Introduction and History of Unit Testing
Developers are Artists We developers often think that we write better code than many others do. As software progresses and…
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