When I was in school for my masters degree, one of my teachers informed the class of a principal of the project factor triangle (I’m sure they had a snazzy name for it, but I can’t remember what it is). This was pretty much done as a side note afterthought, but it’s stuck with me. [...]
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A colleague of mine Aaron Erickson has an interesting post on how deep testing should go here. This brings up some interesting points, for example in SQL Server I might test my own function, however I don’t test SQL Functions like GETDATE, instead I assume they work properly. If I bring in CLR functions, the [...]
