By phomer
via theprogrammersparadox.blogspot.com
Published: Mar 28 2008 / 02:16
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Erlang: An Introduction to gen_server by creating a bank system step-by-step
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Drop IE6 Support — Give People a Reason to Upgrade
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Google Chrome: I liked it at first but … its memory usage is ABSURD!.
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The manual v. automated testing debate
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Skia graphics library in Chrome: First impressions
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Shinmun, a small and beautiful blog engine
Comments
Gene Gotimer replied ago:
I would add that automated regression testing, especially if new automated tests are added when bugs are found and fixed, greatly increases the number of pegs. Or rather, those pegs are virtually free; using them doesn't change the number of pegs you have available for other testing. Even though they represent testing the same areas over and over, the bugs sometimes move (unlike ships in Battleship). Retesting is of lesser value than new testing, but not useless.
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