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Daily Archives: November 2, 2015
Using Automated Tests to Raise Code Quality
Abstract Agile development practices can speed the development of applications and increase the rate at which you can deploy features for your customers. But unless you include a high level of test coverage in your code, these practices can also … Continue reading
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Secret Software Security
This might not be the best title, but I like the alliteration for a the problems we have when governments seek to prevent security researchers from releasing information about software vulnerabilities. This is nothing new, as vendors have tried to … Continue reading
