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What is Re-Shoring?
Re-Shoring is the opposite of Off-Shoring, or bringing back outsourced work back to the US for example. Continue reading
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Code Review 1) Author and Reviewer Preparation
Welcome to BSP Software’s ‘Code Review’ series split into 7 sections. Part 1) covers Author and Reviewer preparation Continue reading
Code Review 2) Readibility
The second part the Code Review series examines ‘Readability’. That means that code that is hard to read can easily hide dangerous bugs. Clarity of the code reflects the clarity of the author’s mind and his understanding of the problem. Continue reading
Code Review 3) Structure
In the third part of BSP Software’s ‘Code Review’ series we look at Structure: Basic structures are 1) Sequence; 2) Condition; 3) Loop and 4) Procedure
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Code Review 4) Algorithmic soundness
In this 4th part of BSP Software’s Code Review series we focus on Algorithmic soundness. This includes Maintainability, Efficiency and Security. Continue reading
Code Review 5) Bugs found, now what?
The 5th part of the Code Review series concentrates on what to do when a Bug is found. Which questions to ask and how they need to be effectively answered. Continue reading
Code Review 6) Implementation strategy
Part 6) of the Code Review series looks at Implementation strategy. Successful implementation of peer code reviews in an organization has to overcome natural resistance. Continue reading
Code Review 7) Tools of the trade
Welcome to final part of BSP Software’s ‘Code Review’ series. In Part 7) we investigate the Tools of the Trade. Code review can be done without any tools. However, a lot of time and effort can be saved by the right tool. Continue reading
Unisys and BSP Software
BSP Software assisted the global IT services company Unisys with the installation, support and source code to BSP Software’s bespoke Timeout Handling Control system. Continue reading