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- Posted 17 Mar 2015
JavaScript - A Tough Love
In the 90’s we were witnesses of browser wars. Wars which created one of the most hated languages: Javascript. Web designers touch by Javascript at the beginning of 21st century constantly refused to fix bugs titled as “It doesn’t work in Internet Explorer” or “Netscape...
- By Amir Bazazi
- Posted 16 Mar 2015
How to install Prezto with Zsh for your OS X Terminal
Once in a while, whether it be by someone I'm pairing with or someone who's just peeked over my shoulder, I'll get asked how I "got my terminal to look like that". From now on I'm just going to direct them to this post as...
- By Sandro Mancuso
- Posted 15 Mar 2015
Rethinking Pair Programming
By default, we always do our work in pairs. We strongly believe that the quality achieved by two people working on the same task is superior to when done by a single person. However, there are times where pairing is not very efficient. Pair programming...
- By Sandro Mancuso
- Posted 27 Jan 2015
Balanced Abstraction Principle
One of the things that make code complicated to read and understand is when the instructions inside a method are at different levels of abstraction. Let's assume that our application only allows the logged-in user to see trips from her friends. If users are not...
- By Mashooq Badar
- Posted 09 Jan 2015
Impact Mapping
We had the pleasure to visit a client who asked us to facilitate a workshop. The aim was to create a plan for their investors in order to release the next round of funding for a social media website. They had a product backlog that...
- By Sandro Mancuso
- Posted 14 Dec 2014
Code quality cannot be measured
We cannot effectively measure what we can't precisely define. And this is definitely true when it comes to software quality. What is software quality? What does quality mean? Quality for whom? Compared to what? In which context? Are we talking about quality from a developer's...
- By Sandro Mancuso
- Posted 13 Dec 2014
Naming Test Classes and Methods
What should my first test be? What should I test next? These are common questions that I'm asked over and over again. I quite often ask these questions myself. Deciding on what to test is hard. Deciding on the order that things should be tested...
- By Toby Retallick
- Posted 06 Dec 2014
What is it like to be a Codurance Apprentice?
This month Codurance is celebrating its first birthday. A lot has happened during that time, including the hiring of two apprentices. One of which, I am pleased to say is me! Three months into my apprenticeship, I thought I would provide some insight into how...
- By Sandro Mancuso
- Posted 26 Nov 2014
Codurance - Looking forward to 2015
One year ago Mash and I were thinking how great it would be to be surrounded by great craftsmen, work with good clients, mentor talented apprentices, and a have decent office. We thought to ourselves: “We don’t want a company with employees. We want a...
- By Sandro Mancuso
- Posted 10 Nov 2014
Not all managers are stupid
(The following story was a bit altered in order to keep it short(ish) and to protect the innocents) I still remember the day when our managers in a large organisation told us we should still go live after we reported a major problem a couple...
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