Software Developers as Testers – Myths and Reality
Category Quality Assurance | No Comments » January 7th, 2010
While there is no doubt about the role and the value of the dedicated software testers, there seem to be some myths about the ability of the software developers to perform testing and their value as software testers.
During the active development periods (before the completion of a phase or iteration) the developers have to code, [...]
Storing History and Audit Trail in Relational Databases
Category Architecture | No Comments » January 4th, 2010
It is a common requirement for enterprise software solutions to store data changes history and audit information. It is a huge topic so this post will concentrate only on the concepts without discussing implementation details.
From architectural point of view there are several ways to approach such a requirement and before making the decision on [...]
xVal and jQuery BlockUI
Category ASP.NET MVC | 1 Comment » December 23rd, 2009
I like the simplicity of the client side validation in ASP.NET MVC with the xVal framework. It works well and keeps the client and server side validation rules in one place without repeating them.
It is a common practice to to show some kind of a visual feedback when submitting a form. This is especially useful when the [...]
BLOG Started
Category News | No Comments » December 15th, 2009
As part of our web site redesign we decided to start a blog so we can share technical knowledge and company news.
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