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The hats I wear at work include: accessibility consultant; information architect; software developer (of the agile/XP/TDD breed - mostly in Perl); usability consultant; web site designer. I'm very dull:-) . [technorati.com]
adrianh@quietstars.com
http://www.quietstars.com/
The hats I wear at work include: accessibility consultant; information architect; software developer (of the agile/XP/TDD breed - mostly in Perl); usability consultant; web site designer. I'm very dull:-)
Wednesday October 12, 2005
08:51 AM
Depressing news...
% find . -name \*.pm | xargs wc -l | tail -1
20554 total
% find . -name \*.t | xargs wc -l | tail -1
187 total
Sigh.
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Exciting news ... (Score:2)
Think "job security" ;)
Re:Exciting news ... (Score:1)
Not really. Once I get around to tidying up and adding a test suite around bug fixes and refactorings it all becomes that much easier for the next person to pick up.
(you wouldn't, of course, be implying that I should leave it alone :-)
Re:Exciting news ... (Score:2)
No, I wouldn't be implying that. Unfortunately, I have this silly idea of "ethical behavior" and ignoring a non-existent test suite would violate that.
I must be sick... (Score:1)