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Bill Gate had said that “I choose a lazy person to do a hard job. Because a lazy person will find an easy way to do it.” In my opinion, that remark is so true in some cases. My team has tried to apply integration tests for our projects. Firstly, we had meeting to figure out what problems we met. Then, we decided to create a new project that is similiar to the current one and we called it a prototype project. Yeah, I and some members were reponsile for it. I spent a lot of time and took a lot of efforts for coppying the current project because its domain logic was really complicated. What a boring task! I smelt a rat and felt too lazy. At that time, I thought that I need a change. I discussed with others: "Why don't we just create a branch of curent project and work on it?".  We didn't need spending time for coppying anymore. Just forked it and modified on it. Therefore, it was really a good solution. Leave your comments about that. ;)

"Holy shit" Have you ever fixed a feature that has a lot of issues? I had met this situation. I would like to tell you my process to deal with it. My problem: Fixing the wrong validation after hitting the F5 on a page. Step 1 . List out all of issues that I met on this feature. Yeah, after hitting F5, I got: - The validation dialog could not be closed. - The data of the page could not be reverted the previous data. - I wonder why it automatically called the new select event on the combobox on the page? Step 2 . Fix the problem: issue by issue, simple to complicated. - Try to close the dialog -> solved - Try to revert the previous data -> solved - Try to fix the last issue -> I was so confused about this case. I spent haft day find the root caused but I could not solve it. I decided go to step 3. Step 3 . Tell to other members about my problems. Discussing for the win! There are six people in the discussing. We had a lot of guessing, a lot of inve

I sometime have to work overtime when I have a deadline. Just calm down and follow three steps: Investigate the old feature code. Make my new solution. Implement step by step. Trust me! I'm very strong. :))