Monday, October 30, 2006

Testing everything

I always need to test.
Never do trust that anything will work. I always get this urge to test. I have absolutely no faith in theory. Practice makes perfect ... not theory.

Developing applications without the ability to test if the code is working is too much for me, it's like painting blindfolded having both your hands in casts.
Note to the tech staff and IT security staff: If you do not give developers full access to every resource that will be used(not actually the real thing but at least an accessible copy) than you will 100% get security breach because the code could not be tested under real conditions.

The testing is a very head on process that allows the developer to test most of the code for most visible bugs. If we cannot test that means we are back in the pre-PC era. Look at what we develop and do not forget that testing is one of the most important things in the current development methods. I for one write code fast and not always do it right, because it would take me an awful lot of time to write clean and bug free code without testing like in assembler or machine code for microcontrollers.

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