It was the nth time that a supplier has failed us. If we analyze it logically, there were two options: Get mad or roll with the punches. Since we’re not Vulcan, it’s not really a logical choice: what we felt is anger, defeat. Or both. Can’t do much with defeat. But anger is totally different.
I had a discussion today about the name “unit testing”, and its connotations. I’d like to remind you, dear reader, that the audience of this blog is already aware of the goodness that comes with unit testing. Unit testing is part of our day-to-day work, and also for people just starting to get interested in
I’m sometimes amazed at how things can go right so quickly. I mean, I’m a skeptic by nature. And as a skeptic, the fact that you can get from point to A to B in a very short way, well, amazes me. Exhibit A: I wanted to have a dialog with opinion leaders in the