I spend a lot of time in hotels, so it’s pretty unremarkable that I would spend the first week of 2016 on the 6th floor of some Marriott. I unpacked and put my things in their usual places. I make coffee in the room’s coffee-maker the same way each morning. And I hit the hotel…
In this episode of the Chess TDD series, I start working on implementing check by implementing the more general concept of threatened pieces.
Much like last week’s Friday post, I think a seasonal greeting will suffice. Thanks very much for reading the blog and all of your feedback and support. Here’s to a good 2015 in the books and, hopefully, an even better 2016. Happy New Years to everyone reading! To celebrate, please enjoy this worried owl.
Editorial Note: I originally wrote this post for the Infragistics blog. You can find the original here, at their site. There’s a lot of good stuff over there, so go give it a look. The other night, I was remembering what might have been my most impressive performance in the interview process. What makes this…
Editorial note: I originally wrote this post for the NDepend blog. Go check it out over there and stay for a while to look around. If you like posts about code analysis, metrics, and the business of software development, you’ll like the collection of posts there. One of the more puzzling misconceptions that I hear…
