Resiliency against change & avoiding regression The real cost of software isn't the initial development, but the maintenance over time. In time, the requirements will change, there will be new feature requests and the business might change direction. With all those undeniable changes coming to the code, there's a real need to make the systems … Continue reading Testing your software system with resilient randomized tests
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Why students in college should participate in Google Summer of Code (GSoC)
Hi everyone, Today’s post is targeting students in college. The main idea is to sell you the idea of participating in the Google Summer of Code program that Google host every year since 2005. Oh and by the way, this is just free publicity, the program does not provide any money to me in order … Continue reading Why students in college should participate in Google Summer of Code (GSoC)
3 Tips & tricks for Kickass Developers in 2019
Hi, For those looking for new ways to kick off 2019 with a bang with your .NET skills, keep on reading 🙂 1. Leverage more LINQ in your C# code Lately, functional programming has been a really hot and trending topic. C# is becoming more of a functional programming language to stay on par with … Continue reading 3 Tips & tricks for Kickass Developers in 2019
Bullet points formatter
Hey guys, So this week I worked on a small code kata. The purpose of this project is to simply be able to format text into a bullet point like any text editor allows you to do it. To complete this challenge, I decide to use F# since it's so great for prototyping and get … Continue reading Bullet points formatter
Software development challenge
Hi, Yeah, it's me again ! I've been missing writing here, so tonight, I'm going to write more than usual ! During the last few days, I'm been surfing the web and I found something quite fun to follow. There's this woman, Jennifer Dewalt, which was an artist before. Well, it's my belief that once you're … Continue reading Software development challenge