A lot of people don’t understand why object-oriented programming (OOP) practices are getting so much hype. While I can’t explain all the benefits of using OOP in this article, I will cover one of the compelling cases of using OOP, you save time. Imagine a scenario where a new recruit has just joined your ranks. […]
Monthly Archives: July 2010
Code Obsolescence
I believe that code-base no matter how well written are doomed to the fate of eventual obsolescence. No matter how well the code is constructed, there are bound to be unforeseen edge cases that can have a minor or major impact on your code. If your business decides to take the code to a whole different […]
Cultural Value of Employees
After watching a few departures from my company, I have come to realize the cultural importance of employees. Each employee contributes in their own way to the company in terms of work ability and cultural value. When an employee works for a company, they’re working for the company because they believe in the company’s product […]
Underlying System Flexibility of API Testing Systems
Your testing sandbox can be flexible or immutable. I have a preference for designing testing systems that are flexible. Data that is generated via the testing process, can be modified through the testing process. Everything flows the same as a live system from beginning to end. There are developers who would disagree with this approach, […]