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TODO List Exerpt

Holy cow. This next release is huge. I feel almost like I've re-written FuzzMeasure from scratch. </p> <p> For those of you wondering what I've been up to, or rather, what the heck is taking me so long, I present an exerpt from my TODO list (the...


Two, Two Years of Blogging! Ah! Ah! Ahhh!

Sesame Street taught me to read early, so forgive my shout-out to the Count. </p> <p> Anyway, more than two years have passed since I started writing online. Lots has happened, and lots more will happen. Readership has increased a lot, which I'm...


Chair-apy

I stand about 6'3 1/2" tall — when I'm standing tall. Sadly, like many others in the same height range as I am, I slouch more than I should. I blame it on my surroundings. </p> <p> In general, life as a tall person rules. I would hate to be any...


My New Editor!

Over the last few days, while taking a bit of a break from FuzzMeasure development, I started studying up on some web development frameworks to help me with modifications I plan to make to the site. I made the standard tour around Ruby on Rails, django...


Writing Code That Writes Code

Introduction</b> <p> Because I have limited time to work on FuzzMeasure, I make sure that my development time is well-spent. Automation is a common technique that indie developers will suggest to help deal with the “one person, many jobs” struggle...


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Unit Testing and Code Coverage with Xcode

Introduction</b> <p> We all know unit tests suck, right? However, I think they suck in the same way that writing design documents, requirements, or test plans suck. They're all annoying to write. However, every one of them is valuable, no matter...


The Growing QA Lab

Today I brought home another addition to my collection of audio devices — the MOTU Traveler. Having a decent collection of devices lets me test how FuzzMeasure behaves under varying device conditions ranging from tons of inputs/outputs (the Traveler...