gengchaokaoyan的博客

With the growing complexity of software and the associated climb in bug rates, it's becoming increasingly necessary for programmers to produce bug-free code much earlier in the development cycle, before the code is first sent to Testing. The key to writing bug-free code is to become more aware of how bugs come about. Programmers can cultivate this awareness by asking themselves two simple questions about every bug they encounter: "How could I have prevented this bug?" and "How could I have automatically detected this bug?" The guidelines in this book are the results of regularly asking these two questions over a number of years.