It seems pretty well accepted these days that unit testing is preferable to not unit testing. Logically, this implies that most people believe a tested code base is better than a non-tested code base. Further, by the nature of testing, a tested code base is likely to have fewer bugs than a non-tested code base….
I imagine that inversion of control is a relatively popular concept to talk or blog about, particularly in object-oriented circles, so rather than do a garden-variety explanation of the term followed by a pitch for using it, I thought I’d take a slightly different approach. I’m going to talk about the reason that there is…
A lot of people have caught onto certain programming trends: some agility in the process generally makes things better, unit testing a code base tends to make it more reliable, etc. One thing that, in my experience, seems to lag behind in popularity is the use of static checking tools. If these are used at…
Something interesting occurred to me the other day when I posted sample code for a DXCore plugin that I created. In the code that I uploaded, I added a unit test project with a few unit tests as a matter of course. Apparently, the process of unit testing has become so ingrained in me that…
