Carnotaurus

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I design and develop software on a Microsoft platform for an EPiServer based media company. I spend much of my spare time researching, not just technologies - subject matters well outside computer science. I began life writing 6510 assembler then switched studies to become a professional economist, before returning to programming.


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Yeah, this makes sense but I was thrown by how the phrase was used in the video that I saw... I'm toying with the idea of introducing code contracts (Microsoft Visual Studio implementation) into my code. It seems easy to use but it could be expensive much like TDD.
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@Songo: It seems that you have totally missed the point.
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