Software is too expensive to build cheaply...

I got interviewed a few months ago by a journalist from CIO Magazine. Here's the article.

I'm sick of the term "performance testing". It misses the point.

n a comment on an earlier post, Jon Eaves expressed concern that refactoring is being over-used as a verb. In particular, the line between refactoring and rearchitecting (or rewriting) was being blurred, and refactoring was being used as a label for any activity where you go back and do things right the second time. You know something? Jon's right.

Bucky, who seems to write a bile-ish blog, thinks that test driven development is bad, because he doesn't like compile errors in his code. Because of that, he suggests writing the interface first.

Vinny is worried that the use of IntelliJ IDEA has changed how he works, and he's worried about going to a project that won't let him use IDEA.