Kepouick

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   by Kepouick 3y ago

   Thanks a lot for the link, clear and helps me to prepare
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   by Kepouick 3y ago

   Thanks will set me a reminder
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   How to post new job positions in job section?

   1 points by Kepouick 3y ago|4 comments
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   Boost Supply Chain Transparency with “Software Health Indicator” – Free for FOSS(software-health-indicator.com)

   2 points by Kepouick 3y ago|0 comments
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   Did I miss any programming language or relevant technology?

   1 points by Kepouick 4y ago|0 comments
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   by Kepouick 4y ago

   Would probably start off from customer base then. It takes time to test and report issues, so they would probably have to think to some incentive. If customer base it too low, then the question is rather how to attract new customers...
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   by Kepouick 4y ago

   Fully agree, they learn by doing, nothing beats experience with brain
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   by Kepouick 4y ago

   Indeed this looks a lot like a custom request
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   by Kepouick 4y ago

   I would suggest that they develop and use the tools themselves. There won't be any better and diligent testers. Once customers join in they would have zillion of requests/ideas and then they have to sort between all of them to kee
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    by Kepouick 4y ago

    With plain logic application, writing good unit tests is much harder than writing good code. Probably by a magnitude of 10 or more. Think about it, you have to surround every path in code by a test case ! You have to create mocks everywhere