Software Quality and Ethics
Posted by: SJC
Not many articles come along about which I feel I could become a cheerleader. However, yesterday's news on SearchSoftwareQuality.com featured an article entitled Test Driven Development and the...
Not many articles come along about which I feel I could become a cheerleader. However, yesterday's news on SearchSoftwareQuality.com featured an article entitled Test Driven Development and the...
Experience a major meltdown of your workstation and I suspect the value of various applications will come to mind VERY quickly! There is nothing like going without your favorite applications, or your workhorse applications for a few days to develop a significant appreciation for application value....
So you have completed making the small changes required in your application, you have tested, you have debugged, you've done "everything" right! But alas, your application goes "live" and -- problems! Strange error messages are being generated faster than the eye can follow! You find yourself...
I've heard it said before that an expectation unfullfilled leads to upset, and I must honestly say that I buy into that 100%. How many times have we begun using a new piece of software with an expectation (or 2 or 3) that was left unfulfilled once we started using the software? I believe that...
Good program code first and foremost just "works" as expected, does the job for which it was designed, and provides trouble free operation in a timely fashion. Working, however, is only one component of good program code. There are certainly many other aspects to good program code which must be...
Maintainability is often included as a component of software quality, and as with so many software quality components, there has been much effort expended on measuring. For me trying to measure "software quality" in any manner seems to mimic something that I might see on the TV show "Numbers", it...
On October 15th Michelle Davidson, site editor for SearchSoftwareQuality.com, in her newsletter "This Week" made...
I honestly don't know how I managed to ever complete a software development project prior to virtualization. Although as I think about it more closely, I realize that the way I did it was to maintain a plethora of workstations, each with another O/S on it, and used only occasionally. It...
