Showing posts with label Programming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Programming. Show all posts

Thursday, May 22, 2008

Explore the Testability aspect for Java Code


The Testability Explorer is an open source project that lets you measure the testability of Java code. This is an interesting idea: a metric not of direct quality, or of testing, or of test coverage, but of ease of testing. Presumably code that is easy to test will get tested, and will therefore be of higher quality, other things being equal.

The following information over Testability Explorer is useful






Wednesday, May 07, 2008

AppPerfect DevTest4J


The AppPerfect DevTest4J is a suite of products designed to help you

build and test high-performance applications during the development phase of the product life-cycle. The AppPerfect

DevTest4J consists of the following modules:

AppPerfect DevTest4J : Code Analysis, Unit Testing and Profiling for Java/J2EE Applications

ENERGY for better java code

ENERGY is a static analysis tool to measure code quality & heath. The tool tries to identify the symptoms via static analysis and then publish a rating. How it works is an interesting insight.

Check the following video to learn more about the tool.
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Monday, April 23, 2007

Article - Seven Habits of Effective programmers

Software Projects need effective & skilled programmers to deliver on time without compromising on the assured quality. Philip Chu share his experiences with Software Releases and the comes up with a list of seven habits that makes normal programmers effective.

The article Seven Habits of Effective Programmers has been originally published at Technicat


Abstract

As a software engineer, you might want any number of things out of your job - a steady paycheck, the opportunity to work on interesting projects, a springboard to the next better job, or maybe you just like hanging out with other programmers. But by "effective", I mean the ability to complete projects in a timely manner with the expected quality. After working on dozens of software releases, I believe the following practices will bring you there, and while they may involve sticking your neck out, I'd like to think they will also advance your professional reputation, career longevity, and personal satisfaction.

Thursday, December 01, 2005

Sorting it all Out - Blog on Technology by Michael

Today, i have come across Michael's blog Sorting it all Out on Technology. Michael works with Microsoft as Technical Lead and shares his views over the Technology, Software Development, Software Testing in his blog.