Of course, we cannot do without the “refactor vs rewrite” question here. When doing a complete rewrite, you start the project over from scratch and use the existing code, without changing it,only for reading. Meanwhile, refactoring means restructuring of code. When refactoring, you gradually ...
that was exactly the problem: the first tests would not execute. Jini's infrastructure relies on Java's ability to load classes into a running Java virtual machine (JVM) from any network location. Dynamic class loading alleviates the need to pre-install service implementation code at every Jini...
It looks like the React docsrecommend setting state using a callback and the previous state, but they do mention you can do it the way Guil has here, too (as a "shallow mergeofstateChangeinto the new state")-- and looking back, we're using the same method of set...
How do USER CALs work without domain? (Terminalserver) How do we reset LDAP connections between and application server and a domain controller? How do you remove a DHCP failover in Windows Server 2012 when the DHCP manager and powershell commands fail? How does everyone else benchmark their ...
Another prominent example of accidental conversion bugs is string interpolation. Let’s say we had this C# code: Copy varage =21;vardisplayAge =$"Your age is{age}"; Then someone refactored the code and used anonymous type, but forgot to update the interpolation: ...
Development stage. Considering the tendency that due to business requirements, developers mostly have to expedite the delivery of the project that later needs to be refactored, it is always a good idea to clean up a code before the product rolls out. Yes, you can do this after the product...
2) Fewer Bugs in the Code On my previous team, we had a lengthy discussion about the order of the steps in our development pipeline. To ensure the quality of the code is high, should we review the code first and then do the peer testing? Or should we do the peer testing first and...
Developers don’t write code, not just. We spend the majority of our time adding, removing and editing small pieces of code. In fact, most of the time we do small changes in an otherwise large code-base. Rarely do we write new independent pieces of code, unless of course we are start...
and then use it in code: int a = PRODUCT(3, 2, 1); C# doesn't allow you to do this. Why? There are a few reasons why. The first is one of readability. One of our main design goals for C# is to keep the code very readable. Having the ability to write macros gives the prog...
The first step toAPI testingis to actually do it. Without good tests, it’s impossible to have full confidence in your API’s behavior, consistency, or backward compatibility. As your codebase grows and changes over time, tests will save you time and frustration by spotting breaking changes....