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First, confirm its last-good build configuration (e.g., using Visual Studio on Windows for a desktop application), build it, then fuzz it forward and backward w
by daviddever23box 5y ago
First, confirm its last-good build configuration (e.g., using Visual Studio on Windows for a desktop application), build it, then fuzz it forward and backward with other versions of the build toolchain (e.g., VS). This will certainly break it, as well as to expose points of fragility for troubleshooting.
- GuestHNUser 5y ago100% agree with this. Read, model, then break it to find any incorrect assumptions you have made. Another thing I haven't seen in this thread yet is that it just takes time. It takes time to grasp a system, and if it is a big project especially, you will probably still not understand everything after a few weeks.