Monday, 19 December, 2005
SSW is a consulting company who happen to offer a lot of free advice on their web site. The advice is worth a look.
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SSW is a consulting company who happen to offer a lot of free advice on their web site. The advice is worth a look.
We all know that we “should” write tests for each new feature we add to ensure that the feature works correctly. At work we don’t have a formal testing process so I use a trivial shell script to run a series of tests for me.
Configuration Management is the responsible archival of each change made to a (typically software) project. This article discusses what they do, why they’re important and where to find one.