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Category: Software Development

Why Do You Hate Unit Testing

Posted on November 18, 2019 by Code Curmudgeon
You hate unit testing… you know you do. And you think that’s OK because everyone you know hates it too. You’ve tried it, you...
Software Development, Testing Agile, best practices, devops, Software Development, testing, unit testing

How is Open Source Different Than Legacy Code

Posted on November 13, 2019 by Code Curmudgeon
While preparing for a webinar about static analysis the other day, I was discussing the attributes of legacy code and it occurred to me...
General, Open-source, Quality, Software Development legacy, open source, opensource, quality

What is Legacy Code Anyway?

Posted on November 7, 2019 by Code Curmudgeon
While preparing for a webinar about static analysis the other day, a colleague and I had a very interesting discussion about legacy code, in...
Software Development Software Development, static analysis

Shift-left is more than just a phrase

Posted on January 17, 2019 by Code Curmudgeon
Female doctor holding a tablet with the text: Prevention is Better Than Cure
You hear people talking about shifting left all the time these days. But what do they really mean, and should anyone care? Will it...
Software Development, Testing engineering, prevention, process, static, testing
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CAN (Controller Area Network)
Controller Area Network aka CAN aka CAN Bus is a wiring standard for vehicles that enables communication between various components and devices without having a host computer. For example doors, brakes, transmission.
BASIC
Beginners All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code. A programming language designed specifically for beginners.
static analysis
Any form of software analysis that can be done on the code without actually executing the code. Encompasses techniques like pattern-based analysis, metrics, code review, etc.