Iteratively building a Test Framework
(Upfront, I’m not a test or agile expert, just trying to push us to be better. If I’m wrong on anything I’d love your guy’s opinions).
Iteratively building a Test Framework
(Upfront, I’m not a test or agile expert, just trying to push us to be better. If I’m wrong on anything I’d love your guy’s opinions).
Iteratively building a Test Framework
(Upfront, I’m not a test or agile expert, just trying to push us to be better. If I’m wrong on anything I’d love your guy’s opinions).
Iteratively building a Test Framework
(Upfront, I’m not a test or agile expert, just trying to push us to be better. If I’m wrong on anything I’d love your guy’s opinions).
Iteratively building a Test Framework
(Upfront, I’m not a test or agile expert, just trying to push us to be better. If I’m wrong on anything I’d love your guy’s opinions).
Iteratively building a Test Framework
(Upfront, I’m not a test or agile expert, just trying to push us to be better. If I’m wrong on anything I’d love your guy’s opinions).
Why do projects opt to stay on an older version of the .NET Framework? [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
Persistence frameworks and common sense
I have studied some persistence frameworks mainly Hibernate, DORM, TMS Aurelius and I’m wondering. In a model of type:
How should I connect to my php framework to use methods written in the framework, in a framework agnostic environment?
My company runs 2 websites, a public facing website for clients, and an employee intranet. The intranet is used as a backend for employees to edit and maintain various parts of the public website. Both are written in PHP. The intranet is years older, and was designed using an inhouse framework. We have recently created a new public website, and because of the opportunity to “start from scratch” with it, we designed it using a PHP framework (Kohana). We knew from the beginning that there would be implementation issues with getting the intranet to interact with the public site, and vice-versa. We are now at that point.
Program Design clearness vs convenience
I’ve recently disputed with my colleague about the following situation: