Scott Wylie

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I have been programming since the days of Commodore 64 and TRS-80. Today I specialize in Winforms, C# and Application Lifecycle Management.

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614 badges		location	San Francisco, CA		seen	Apr 17 at 3:24

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Nov 1	answered	Who owns the code I wrote, what rights do I have with respect to my employer
Nov 1	comment	How best to prevent having to revisit a change after check in Depends on the size of the code, the number of unit tests you have, did or can you run static analysis on the code, the complexity of the code, if you have used a new API that you are not familiar with and how good your requirements are.
Oct 31	revised	How to spend less time on debugging? added 9 characters in body
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Oct 25	comment	How can I start testing in a testing anticulture? If you don't have source control in your antitesting culture, I would try to do that first (or as well) as that will solve lots of other problems that I am sure your team is having. Then it lays the foundation for what you want to do for testing.
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