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If you actually want to write software without bugs: Assume that your code will have bugs no matter how good you are. Correct for that by making careful archit
by jordansmithnz 2y ago
If you actually want to write software without bugs:
Assume that your code will have bugs no matter how good you are. Correct for that by making careful architecture decisions and extensively test the product yourself.
There’s no silver bullet. If you put in enough time and make some good decisions, you can earn a reputation for writing relatively few bugs.
- ChrisMarshallNY 2y agoYup. When I test, I always find bugs. Never fails. Watching this posting dive down from the HN front page has been interesting (and expected).
- ChrisMarshallNY 2y agoHmm… Looks like it was “second chanced,” but it’s still struggling to stay relevant. Hasn’t really been shown much love. It’s rather discouraging to see how discussions of Quality Development are treated, hereabouts. Quality seems to be heresy.