• ken.trock (4/24/2015)


    Gail Wanabee (4/24/2015)


    I've seen code reviews required in some shops, little or none in others.

    My personal execution: I almost always ask for a code review from a co-worker, even if my employer does not require them. I am a rigorous implementer and tester, who performs 100%, line-by-line testing, including all data limit conditions. So code reviews are not so much time and money well spent. I do them anyway. They are a best practice.

    In my group they're not required. I too try to be rigorous and test all execution paths. I'll still ask someone to test for me to check my assumptions. This my be more of a QA issue but there have been times when I've done everything right within what I was doing; only to learn it was wrong from a business perspective. A tester familiar with the business rules can point that out.

    Ken

    So this is good, but how do you perform 100%, line by line testing? Or testing of all execution paths? I'd really like to know, and if you have samples, this would make a great article or blog post.