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Statistical analysis of code to improve its performance

Jul 02 2009
by Sylvain FRANCOIS
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We recently published a Société Générale testimonial that explained that the company had successfully reduced some of its processing time from 20 minutes to 20 seconds by using our Quality Cockpit on one of its projects. Too much to be credible? Let&
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Simplify your code

May 19 2009
by Sylvain FRANCOIS
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By examining the results of analyses on our customers’ projects on our Cockpit SaaS platform, it is clear that a “Quick Win” strategy is often used for corrections. The team prioritizes glaring bugs (like floating point comparisons
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[Practice] Derivable internal method called in the constructor

Mar 09 2009
by Sylvain FRANCOIS
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Each article in the Practice category focuses on a bad development practice detected by Kalistick’s Cockpit. Calling a derivable internal method (not final in Java, or virtual in C#) from the class constructor is a risky practice. If the method
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