In this episode, I took the newly minted threat evaluator and used it to prevent castling through check. The most interesting thing to note in this episode, however, aside from continued progress toward the final product, was how some earlier sub-optimal architectural shortcuts came back to bite us (if only temporarily). At this point, we’re…
Editorial note: I originally wrote this post for the NDepend blog. You can check out the original here, at the site. If you like this post, head on over, and check out more at the site. Managing a team of software developers is a tall order. This is doubly true when the line management includes…
Editorial Note: I originally wrote this post for the NDepend blog. Go check it out over there, if you’re so inclined. You’ll like the posts over there if you like static analysis and philosophical discussions of software design and architecture. Also, this week will probably consist mainly of cross posts as my wife and I…
I’d like to have a little fun for this Friday post. I’m sitting on a plane, where I paid for wifi to take care of a few late in the day items. Those took less time than I was expecting, so instead of the cross-post I was planning, I’m going to do this post. Someone…
True to my promise from last week, I am making a more concerted effort to bun down the queue of reader questions on my blog topics Trello board. Thus, today brings you another answer to a reader question (one of these days, I may get around to doing video answers). I am actually obfuscating this…
