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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What Refactoring Is and Is Not
I bet you’ve heard something like this before. Some developer somewhere says something like, “We should just take three dedicated…
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About Project Managers and Programmers
Interviewing Programmers Mel is preparing Sophia to interview candidates for the company and informs her what to look out for. Check it…
Read moreMarch Newsletter: Typemock CEO Eli Lopian Shares His Thoughts On Legacy Code
This month our newsletter shows you how to tackle the problem and put fear aside when touching Legacy Code. Another big…
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Defining Legacy Code
[maxbutton id=”3″ ] Last night I realized that strangely enough, we are the only profession that can take a positive…
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My biggest Nightmare: Complicated Legacy Code without Unit Tests
Tell us a little bit about yourself. Hello, my name is Michał Kuliński. I’m a husband, father, member of a…
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