Programming: Distributed Software, RcppArmadillo, ConCom, HyperCard
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Why Testing Is Important for Distributed Software
As developers, we often hear that tests are important. Automated testing minimizes the number of bugs released to production, helps prevent regression, improves code quality, supplements documentation, and makes code reviews easier. In short, tests save businesses money by increasing system uptime and keeping developers working on new features instead of fighting fires. While software testing has been around for about as long as software has, I would argue that testing is especially important (and unfortunately more challenging) in modern distributed software systems.
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RcppArmadillo 0.8.100.1.0
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ConCom, and calls for programming, charity, and staff (oh my!)
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HyperCard
One of my favorite pastimes is imagining and planning to write new coding projects: researching technologies, checking out libraries I might use, making GUI mockups, downloading similar projects.
I was thinking the other day that it might be fun to create a desktop-based editor that had an HTTP server embedded. The HTTP server would serve up only one document, which is the document being currently edited, and it would show a live representation of the screen as being show the person editing the document.
I was thinking it might be fun to re-implement the old HyperCard system.
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