Tag Archives: QA

Whack A Mole Development

Apr 23 –

Whack a Mole Development:
When making changes to a section of code, causes other bugs, sometimes recurring, to pop up. I.E. You fix one bug, and three other bugs pop up after you release.
Have you ever worked on code where troubleshooting bugs was like playing a game whack a mole. I have worked on a [...]

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Programming Yield Signs

Mar 02 –

I don’t advocate holding any one to any specific sort of rules, but I do have a general set of guidelines that I work with. Here is a simple set of helpful coding warning signs that can save you major coding accidents, and nasty refactorings down the road if you pay attention when you [...]

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Don’t Let Your Quality Slip

Nov 03 –

Lately I have been watching Kitchen Nightmares on Hulu. Being a cooking enthusiast I get into the show. Chef Ramsay always keeps saying to the chefs and restaurateurs don’t let your quality slip. He would show them how to make a new menu of high quality dishes. The night would start [...]

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About Ian Lintner


I am a software developer, mostly web,  in Des Moines, Iowa. I take a very opinionated stand concerning development, you will never regret a simple design or architecture. My education was at Drake University in Biology and Computer Science. Offline I am recently married to my wife Heather. I try my hand at many hobbies currently I am gardening till the snow comes in.



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