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• Bouncing Zero Bugs, Together

  Sorry for not blogging much lately, but good heavens, I've been busy. I'm working on a new book, I cooked an early Thanksgiving turkey dinner for 13 of my favourite people yesterday, and we bounced zero bugs on Friday. We what on Friday? Lemme splain. Read More... Posted Monday, November 15, 2004 5:53 PM by Eric Lippert | 2 Comments Filed under: Software development methodology

• Reading Code Is Hard, Part Two

  I was thinking about this a bit more and talking with Larry Osterman yesterday, and I came up with some perhaps slightly more germane tips on how to read and debug code that you didn't write. First, it is highly likely that the machine code you're debugging Read More... Posted Tuesday, June 15, 2004 11:05 AM by Eric Lippert | 7 Comments Filed under: Rants, Software development methodology

• Reading Code Is Hard

  Escalation Engineer JeremyK asks in his blog this morning : how do you teach people this “art” of digging deep very quickly into unfamilar code that you had no hand in writing? I myself, I come from a very traditional process of learning how Read More... Posted Monday, June 14, 2004 11:52 AM by Eric Lippert | 25 Comments Filed under: Rants, Software development methodology