Today I faced a nice little issue. It wasn’t something mindblasting and the solution wasn’t somehow innovative, but rather a 5-minute issue to resolve (If I had said the ABC out loud first). Instead it was a 30 minutes work. I was asked to make a new WCF web service to provide some functionality for our business case. Some structural background on the project I was working on: It is a Silverlight application, with client-side data management UI, a server-side with (web) services supporting our business logic
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You have a nice day, but something is missing. Your first debug tryout, after some hours of refactoring and new feature coding. After the successful built, you get your first exception (the usual handled exception that is logging something). Usually the exception is self-explained, it gives you the right information and with a little bit of help from the call stack you pin-point the failure. So, let’s see the code…xmmmm…the error is somewhere on my tested-and-working-perfect-until-now part of my module… The
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How many of you, have experienced an embarrassing –at yourself- code bug situation? You know, that you were better than this one, but you don’t want to admit it. You go home at night, thinking about it. You dream of it, laughing in your face…it’s laugh jumps out, through the code blocks, haunting your existence… it isn’t a logical error in communication of the wireless sensor network you recently engineered, it is a bug, residing in your configuration file… it isn’t an algorithmic fault, in your genetic algorithm
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