Is it possible to integrate MS Project Server with SVN

We have been using Hosted SVN + Fogbugz for our source control and task/issue tracking. Our developers are very comfortable with SVN and we are hesitant to switch source control (e.g. TFS) providers at this point. However, Management extensively uses Microsoft Project for project management and are considering setting up MS Project Server.

When to (enforce) linting in a software project

I’m heading a new team of developers working on a software project that makes use of continuous integration (circleci) w/ a pretty fleshed out suite of busterjs unit/integration/acceptance tests. Our project is primarily written w/ coffeescript, and I try to make use of coffeescript-linter to ensure everyone working our code base keeps code consistent and as organized as possible.

How to time the sprints in Scrum to allocate time for TDD?

We have sprints of 4 weeks duration. What I have been doing is 3 weeks dev time and 1 week of pure manual/automated testing, stabilization and shipment assurance testing.

Tool helping with estimations [closed]

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Can I demand code quality on a project I’ve gotten

I have been given a Drupal project from an external web agency and have been trying to becomer wiser on both Drupal and their approach of making a site. With time I’ve learnt a bit morer about Drupal, even though I’ve come to notice it really isn’t my cup of tea. Recently, I tried to “simply” replace the HTML generation of a part of the site, which seemed to be generated through a custom module (their addons for the site). I changed that code and realised that the effect simply didn’t alter anything, or at least I thought.

What is the preferred method for an application to get settings which should not be stored in version control?

Let’s say an application I’m writing requires a password for something but I don’t want that password to be saved in version control (so no hard-coding the password). What I’ve been doing is creating a file called PASSWORD which is read in once by the application and ignored by version control. Is there a more preferential method to handle this situation?

How to ensure a project 100% tested?

I want to know how exactly, we can ensure that a project is 100% tested ?
In banking or financial applications not 1% also tolerable.
So being a developer, how can you say your code is 100% tested?
Explanation with example is highly appreciated.

Best practices for sharing tiny snippets of code across projects

I always try to follow the DRY principle strictly at work; every time I’ve repeated code out of laziness it bites back later when I need to maintain that code in two places.

Project implementation details in node.js

I am working as a software engineer turned team leader in a large software company. One of my areas of strength is node.js, and we are in the process of moving a lot of our services to separate node.js services, which is proving to be very successful so far.

Is there a name for when a sales team irresponsibly promises non-existent features? [closed]

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