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Effective Software Testing – A Developer’s Guide

Henrik Warne

I recently finished Effective Software Testing – A Developer’s Guide by Maurício Aniche , and I really liked it. I have been coding for a long time and I think I have been writing pretty good tests for the features I have implemented. Specification-Based Testing. Most Interesting Chapters.

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Agentic AI design: An architectural case study

CIO

Development teams starting small and building up, learning, testing and figuring out the realities from the hype will be the ones to succeed. Let’s review a case study and see how we can start to realize benefits now. In our real-world case study, we needed a system that would create test data.

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TechCrunch+ roundup: No-code MVP strategy, hiring under scrutiny, A/B growth testing

TechCrunch

Use discount code TCPLUSROUNDUP to save 20% off a one- or two-year subscription. 4 practical steps for using no-code to evolve your prototype to an MVP Image Credits: Luis Cagiao Photography (opens in a new window) / Getty Images Forget about dogs: No-code development tools can be a non-technical founder’s best friend.

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Static vs Dynamic Code Analysis: How to Choose Between Them

OverOps

What’s the difference between static and dynamic code analysis, and how do you know which to use? Static code analysis is analogous to practicing your baseball swing with a practice net and a pitching machine. It tests not only your fundamentals, but your ability to react to different, unexpected situations. Limitations.

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Exercises in Programming Style

Henrik Warne

In the book club at work , we recently finished reading Exercises in Programming Style by Cristina Videira Lopes. So here is a summary and review of it. The inspiration is a book from the 1940s by the French writer Raymond Queneau called Exercises in Style. Organization. Instead, they receive input and produce output.

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The Importance of Assessing Interpersonal Skills in Recruitment

Hacker Earth Developers Blog

Whether a software developer collaborates with product managers or a data scientist works alongside stakeholders to translate business requirements, the ability to communicate effectively is non-negotiable. Bias in group interactions When assessing interpersonal skills through group exercises or discussions, bias can skew results.

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Top 4 University Recruiting Trends for 2025

Hacker Earth Developers Blog

As university recruiters deal with an ever-growing pool of applicants, particularly from top universities, the manual process of reviewing resumes and applications will become more time-consuming and inefficient. Automation will also help personalize the hiring process.