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Someone has been using EJS (or similar) and forgot to add an = sign
Extension to Category Posts in Custom Menu
The WordPress plugin I wrote, Category Posts in Custom Menu, supports custom extensions. Recently, I wrote an extension for someone who wanted to show all posts from some category, say […]
What do a warning, a comment, a test and your backlog have in common?
#warning This is going to be a nitpicky post.
There was once a developer who marked his code with TODO’s.
// TODO does not handle case X
public void Handle()
{
...
// TODO clean this up
var ugly = ...
...
// TODO re-enable after Y is implemented
// if (bla)
// {
// ...
// }
Another developer used warnings.
#warning still have to write test for this
switch (something)
{
case a: i = 4; break;
case c: i = 1;
default: throw new InvalidOperationException();
I’m writing this blog post to illustrate subtle but significant differences between four mechanisms that can be used for a shared goal: To mark what still needs to be done.