Artima.com has published Part III of an interview with Martin Fowler, chief scientist at Thoughtworks, Inc. and author of numerous books on software design and process, in which Martin discusses planned and evolutionary design, refactoring bad smells in code, and how good design can help you program faster.
People also underestimate the time they spend debugging. They underestimate how much time they can spend chasing a long bug. With testing, I know straight away when I added a bug. That lets me fix the bug immediately, before it can crawl off and hide. There are few things more frustrating or time wasting than debugging. Wouldn't it be a hell of a lot quicker if we just didn't create the bugs in the first place?
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