Σχόλια στο Seven Principles of Software Testing http://blog.postmaster.gr/2009/09/01/seven-principles-of-software-testing/ Managing organized complexity Fri, 03 Sep 2010 22:23:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ Από: adamo http://blog.postmaster.gr/2009/09/01/seven-principles-of-software-testing/#comment-43235 adamo Sat, 05 Sep 2009 06:48:30 +0000 http://blog.postmaster.gr/?p=2425#comment-43235 Well Meyer is the basic proponet for <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_by_contract" rel="nofollow">Design by Contract</a>. Zero budget developers coding in Eiffel could avoid such stuff. I am the first to admit that doing so is not an easy task (I was exposed to Eiffel (on Ultrix!) back in 1993 with no success despite <a href="http://www.ece.ntua.gr/index.php?option=com_dep&task=profile&id=3&Itemid=62&lang=en" rel="nofollow">YV</a>'s efforts). However your comment above did not only describe zero budget developers and small software houses, but a significant fraction of the Greek software industry who by the way consider themselves big and serious players :) Well Meyer is the basic proponet for Design by Contract. Zero budget developers coding in Eiffel could avoid such stuff. I am the first to admit that doing so is not an easy task (I was exposed to Eiffel (on Ultrix!) back in 1993 with no success despite YV‘s efforts).

However your comment above did not only describe zero budget developers and small software houses, but a significant fraction of the Greek software industry who by the way consider themselves big and serious players :)

]]> Από: Angelos http://blog.postmaster.gr/2009/09/01/seven-principles-of-software-testing/#comment-43233 Angelos Fri, 04 Sep 2009 12:58:49 +0000 http://blog.postmaster.gr/?p=2425#comment-43233 As many zero budget developers know, when one goes without proper testing labs or QA people then the seven stages get compressed into two stages: A) Write the code , show it off , catch some bugs. B) Deploy because you are behind schedule and fix on the fly. One is always behind schedule, the service ought to have been out the door two years ago , no matter if the developer was asked or not. As many zero budget developers know, when one goes without proper testing labs or QA people then the seven stages get compressed into two stages:

A) Write the code , show it off , catch some bugs.
B) Deploy because you are behind schedule and fix on the fly.

One is always behind schedule, the service ought to have been out the door two years ago , no matter if the developer was asked or not.

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