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Actually, I think when Martin says "production code", he means "non-test code", as opposed to "code that will be released to production."
by mcantor 16y ago
Actually, I think when Martin says "production code", he means "non-test code", as opposed to "code that will be released to production."
- bphogan 16y agoYes, and I take that to mean anything that's non-trivial or experimental. I've heard him speak on the idea of experimentation before, and that's what led me to the methodology I use today.