One of the most cost-effective forms of quality assurance is building software the right way, right from the start. To do so, you need to know the requirements to build the right features and how to apply the right software development life cycle model. Here, Knowledge Center contributor Rex Black explains both, as well as the three things every programmer should do with every piece of code written, and how to use continuous integration to avoid nasty surprises.
– In some of my previous Knowledge Center articles, I’ve talked about testing as a means to build confidence in the quality of your data center’s applications. It’s good to have confidence before you turn an application loose on users, but why wait until the end of the project? The most efficient form…