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A couple of words about TDD

Unit-test coding supposes to be one of the most significant methodological achievements of the industry, let’s say, for about last 15 years. The Internet is full of enthusiastic exclamations [1, ...

code coverage, code review, metrics, TDD, test first, test last

February 21, 2010

CodeExample plugin for Trac

The Trac plugin for code examples colouring. It supports three types of examples - a simple, a correct one and an incorrect. Further details see at

pygments, Trac

February 13, 2010

Metrics - LoC

This is going to be a small set of articles devoted to metrics. The first one is about LoC - Line of Code. I think that the first reaction on ...

LoC, metrics

May 11, 2009

Metric - Cyclomatic Complexity

There is a simple and logic explanation: the more “if”, “while”, “for”, and etc. in code the higher the complexity of the code improvement, management, understandability and refactoring. Cyclomatic (here ...

cyclomatic complexity, metrics

May 11, 2009

SESE vs SEME

SESE/SEME are terms of structural programming and were introduced at 80-s. Nothing new. However, experience shows that some programmers do not know about them till today. That’s why it makes ...

nesting depth, SEME, SESE

April 08, 2009