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![]() Michael Feathers is a programmer and a consultant because he wants to make it better.
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November 9, 2004,
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Many people in our industry have wanted to prove programs correct for years, but is that a correct goal?
August 26, 2004,
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Have you heard about FIT yet? Even if you have, do you know what makes it signficantly different from other testing frameworks? Here is a re-introduction to FIT that highlights one of its most important features.
April 6, 2004,
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There are an incredible number of programming languages out there. What would it be like if we had a few with features that really supported testing?
April 2, 2004,
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I don't care how good you think your design is. If I can't walk in and write a test for an arbitrary method of yours in five minutes its not as good as you think it is, and whether you know it or not, you're paying a price for it.
September 23, 2003,
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I've been troubled by some recent discussions about C# and Java language features. Most people in the discussions seem to lean towards making methods non-virtual by default. Let's reconsider that.
August 23, 2003,
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The industry needs refactoring tools for C++. Now.
July 31, 2003,
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Ever download a framework and feel overwhelmed? Maybe there is a way around that.
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