September 2015
Intermediate to advanced
112 pages
2h 49m
English

Providing quick feedback to developers and maintaining a more stable code base are essential to improving the productivity of software development in large, traditional organizations. Developers want to do a good job, and they assume they have until they get feedback to the contrary. If this feedback is delayed by weeks or months, then it can be seen as beating up developers for defects they don’t even remember creating. If feedback comes within a few hours of the developer commit and the tools and tests can accurately identify which commits introduced the problem, the feedback gets to engineers while they are ...
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