Chapter 5. Design – If It's Not Testable, It's Not Designed Well
"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication." | ||
| --Leonardo da Vinci | ||
In the past, the software industry was focused on developing software at high speed, with nothing in mind but cost and time. Quality was a secondary goal, with the fake feeling that customers were not interested in it.
Nowadays, with the increasing connectivity of all kinds of platforms and devices, quality becomes a first-class citizen in customers' requirements. Good applications offer a good service with a reasonable response-time, without being affected by a multitude of concurrent requests from many users.
Good applications in terms of quality are those that have been well designed. A good design means scalability, ...
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