Triage is a medical term used to assign degrees of urgency to wounds or illnesses, in order to decide on the order (priority) of treatment across a large number of patients. Defect triage (or bug triage) is a term used in modern software development and is the practice of reviewing,… continue reading →
We all make mistakes. Such a mistake might be forgetting to turn the lights off before leaving the house, or unintentionally cutting off another driver on the way to work. Or, as a software developer, it might be accidentally introducing a defect into the newest software project the team is… continue reading →
Let’s be upfront about this right out of the gate: Defects are an inevitability at some point during the development life cycle, particularly for larger and more complicated projects. There’s no benefit to be gained by fooling ourselves into the unhealthy belief that all bugs and defects can be avoided…. continue reading →
During the first article in our How to Debug series we went over a few generalized debugging best practices that are applicable to most platforms and debugging tools. Next we dove into Visual Studio with Debugging with Visual Studio – Part 1 and saw how Visual Studio handles code navigation,… continue reading →
In our first part of our How to Debug series we took a look at general best practices that apply to most debugging platforms and tools. Now we’re free to dig a bit deeper by looking at specific languages and tools. This week we’ll be examining tips on debugging with Visual… continue reading →
Knowing how to debug is a critical aspect of every application development life cycle. Debugging allows developers to not only recognize that an exception has occurred, but to also then systematically traverse through the application’s execution until the culprit code can be located and fixed. Whether the resolution requires repairing a… continue reading →
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