Legacy software often comes with historical decisions, prior mistakes, and previous successes. Engaging with these systems isn’t merely a journey through old code, but a rich learning experience waiting to be unwrapped. Let’s go into the not-so-obvious perks of working with legacy systems. Gaining Insights Mistakes, they say, are the portals of discovery. When we venture through legacy systems, we’re exploring the mistakes of the past. They…
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In the realm of software engineering, it’s a common pursuit to chase quality through tangible metrics like code coverage. Much like a barista striving for the perfect blend, the quest for impeccable code drives us. However, is quality merely about hitting certain numerical targets? Does achieving 100% code coverage ensure our software is free from bugs? The emphasis on numbers might lead us astray from the essence…
Leave a CommentIt’s been a while and I haven’t posted anything new on my blog. It’s time to get back to writing. I actually want to post more frequently than I do. The title is really on spot for my blogging, too. We will get back to that real soon. Moving off, I believe many of us in software development had different opportunities to do projects, activities, training, and…
Leave a CommentLearning is very big part of software development because technology advances very rapidly. Swift changes create new knowledge to acquire though we also have a lot to learn anyway. As a result, we constantly try to learn software development through books, articles, posts, conferences and videos. We all want to find out what are the best ways to do our job. Nevertheless, applying theory to practice isn’t…
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