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It is always important to know how to submit a bug report. It doesn't help that every community has different expectations, and every bug tracking system has a different layout. In Squeak, the learning curve is long but shallow. In this 23 minute screencast, Ken Causey starts with some bug hunting tips, and explains how to make a Smalltalk changeset file that is numbered, documented and compressed. He then shows how to submit this to the Mantis server on bugs.squeak.org.

This presentation looks at PVS-Studio static code analyzer. PVS-Studio is a tool for bug detection in the source code of programs, written in C, C++ and C#. It works in Windows and Linux environment. PVS-Studio performs static code analysis and generates a report that helps a programmer find and fix bugs also performs a wide range of code checks, it is also useful to search for misprints and Copy-Paste errors.

One of the painful parts of teaching a lab-based embedded systems course is that over and over I have to watch a team with a relatively simple bug in their code, but who is trying to fix it by repeatedly making random changes. Generally they start with code that's pretty close to working and break it worse and worse. By the end of the lab they're frustrated, aren't any closer to finding the bug, and have made a complete mess of their code, forcing them to go back to the previous day or week's version.

I regularly check various open-source projects to demonstrate the abilities of the PVS-Studio static code analyzer (C, C++, C#). Now it is time for the GCC compiler to get checked. Unquestionably, GCC is a very qualitative and well-tested project, that's why it's already a great achievement for a tool to find any errors in it. Fortunately, PVS-Studio coped with this task. No one is immune to typos or carelessness. This is why the PVS-Studio can become an additional line of defense for you, on the front of the endless war against bugs.

A contest where you can win the "BUG" modular computer system by writing an app for it using their Java SDK

Prophet is a new kind of database that offers peer-to-peer opportunistic replication (it's basically like a database version of the Sync framework). It's a very lightweight semi-relational database. SD (Simple Defects) is a bug tracking tool based on Prophet that is not-only peer-to-peer, but it syncs with other bug tracking tools!

Cross-platform apps have emerged as one of the most popular choices in the world of mobile app development due to the advantages they provide. In the technology-driven world today, there is a strong demand for apps without bugs. Quite naturally, businesses put in their best efforts to satisfy the customers with powerful apps without glitches. With enhanced user experience, businesses can get the opportunity of increasing revenue. Before you move ahead to the future of cross-platform apps, it is essential to understand what they mean for businesses. Cross-platform app development refers to the creation and delivery of mobile apps that can function effortlessly on different platforms, such as iOS and Android. It requires a single codebase to develop cross-platform apps. Among the popularly-known cross-platform apps, Flutter and React Native from Facebook are common among the app developers.

Cross-platform apps have emerged as one of the most popular choices in the world of mobile app development due to the advantages they provide. In the technology-driven world today, there is a strong demand for apps without bugs. Quite naturally, businesses put in their best efforts to satisfy the customers with powerful apps without glitches. With enhanced user experience, businesses can get the opportunity of increasing revenue. Before you move ahead to the future of cross-platform apps, it is essential to understand what they mean for businesses. Cross-platform app development refers to the creation and delivery of mobile apps that can function effortlessly on different platforms, such as iOS and Android. It requires a single codebase to develop cross-platform apps. Among the popularly-known cross-platform apps, Flutter and React Native from Facebook are common among the app developers.

"Program Verification Systems" (Co.Ltd) has announced the release of the new major version of PVS-Studio 5.0. The utility performs static analysis of a source code to reveal coding errors, programmer´s mistakes, fragments of code that can potentially produce a bug or disrupt the logic of the program. The new version is announced to support C++Builder, Windows Phone 8 and Windows Store projects. Read more: http://sdt.bz/37360#ixzz2JZowL8RN Follow us: @sdtimes on Twitter | sdtimes on Facebook

Open Source Defect tracking system in Java and Perl.

A project management and bug-tracking tool written in C#/asp.net ... Free for up to 5 users, or for open source or not-for-profit groups.

Pex (Program EXploration) automatically generates unit tests and suggests fixes for bugs it discovers ...

Pex is actually a unit test generation tool. It takes a parametrized unit test and generates parameter sets to get full code coverage and exercise all of the code. It actually analyzes the code to find appropriate values, and then generates normal (unparametrized) tests.

"So when he found a bug and it was fixed by a developer, he had to wait ages before he could deploy the build with the fix into his testing environment to check it. This problem results from a combination of two anti-patterns that are common when creating a deployment pipeline: * insufficient parallelization, * and over-constraining your pipeline workflow.

WordCamp Raleigh 2011 featured me talking about how to Debug in WordPress and how to file a bug report for WordPress. I talked about a number of tools that make debugging easier that everyone should check out. These tools are: Xdebug - make your php errors look better and easier to fix Log Deprecated Notices - Easily see in your admin area when plugins or themes are using deprecated functions, files, and arguments Debug Bar - Firebug for your WordPress. Debug Bar Console - add a php and sql console to your WordPress front end

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Resolves a lock-file-error

People who have managed their own startup or websites online will know the stressors which come along through the job. It will require some finesse and a lot of research online. To install a CMS, create your own theme, back up the database, and fix bugs will require a whole toolbox of knowledge. But there are some helpful resources to be found online which may expedite the process of creating new website launches.

WP RSS Aggregator version 3.1 is out now! There are some bug fixes and enhancements. As for new features, these are: Option to set the number of feed items imported from every feed (default 5) Import and Export aggregator settings and feed sources Debugging page allowing manual feed refresh and feed reset I hope you like how the plugin is developing, and as usual feedback is welcome. An official release of the thumbnails and excerpts premium add-on will follow soon.