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Fix Your Code
If you have an ASP.NET site, you might want to double check how the data access is coded. No matter whether you’ve enabled TDE, column level encryption, have strong firewalls or anything else, if you are vulnerable to SQL Injection, … Continue reading
The Human Touch
How often does human error cause issues? Recently we had a rocket crash in Russia,there have been numerous incidents of drone crashes as more and more unmanned aircraft take to the skies, and a few years ago we had an Air France disaster that might … Continue reading
Less QA?
Throughout most of my career, people have complained that software is never tested enough, not tested well, and certainly not enough time is allocated in project plans. I’d also argue that all too often we don’t have people building software … Continue reading
The Agile Cult
This editorial was originally published on Sept 23, 2008. It is being re-run as Steve is on vacation. Can developers change the way they build things? Can corporations? I’d like to think so. After all there are companies and developers … Continue reading