Meet Erik Dietrich in this interview. You may know him from our blog post but he is also a software consultant and a mentor for many coders. Read on.
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Confessions of a Unit Testing Skeptic
In today’s post, I share a few confessions of a former unit testing skeptic, and why I think that unit testing is worth it.
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5 Challenges Banks Face When It Comes to Unit Testing
There are many barriers to unit test adoption. Today we will look at some of the common unit testing challenges in the banking industry.
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Eli Lopian on Sloppy QA and How to Shorten the QA Process
Check out Eli Lopian’s thoughts on a smoother cooperation between programmers and QA, and discover how Typemock was born.
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Meet Peter Morlion Who Loves Improving Legacy Code
Tell us a little bit about yourself My name is Peter Morlion. I’m a 35-year old software developer from Bruges,…
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Programmer Interrupted – The Quiet Suffering in Open Floor Offices
Ever noticed that open offices have become the standard but did you know that programmers actually hate open floor plans? Check out our latest comic!
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The Pitfalls of C++
There’s an old expression developers use when someone makes a mistake. They say you “shot yourself in the foot.” There’s…
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Unit Testing With C++: The How and the Why
Why isn’t unit testing with C++ as common as it is with Java, C#, and Python? I don’t know. I…
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The Biggest Problems of Unit Testing With C++
Maybe you’re new to C++. Perhaps you’ve been working with the language for a while and are looking at unit…
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QA Is Incomplete Without Unit Testing
Have you ever faced the challenge of having to sell unit testing to management? If you’re a software developer, then…
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