Write code for humans, not machines
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Today I want to share my recent unpleasant experience. I believe, most of the developers understand it, because it’s something, that is a part of Unit Testing term definition. But we are all humans and sometimes people make mistakes. In my case, the cost of the mistakes, made by one of the developers on the project was couple of hours of work. I’m talking about side effects in Unit Testing.
Setup of new development environment is a very time consuming operation each time (no matter what the reason is: moving to new project, OS reinstall, hardware update). Tools are getting better and better each day, now having fast internet connection and package managers, like NuGet and NPM we waste less time on installing all the required dependencies. But today I want to dig into small, but very easy-to-automate part of development environment setup part – adding and configuring site on IIS.
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