Lab Discovers Secret to Stable Software - Unit Testing!
Writing by Green Guy on Sunday, 13 of April , 2008 at 4:18 pm
by Pixeleen Mistral, National Affairs desk
Today, a reader pointed out an amazing innovation in software development being pioneered by the our friends in Linden Lab - the unit test. After years of something less than total grid stability, long term residents of the metaverse may have trouble believing that the game gods have an interest in fixing problems in the game - but based on a new series of avatar names released today it appears that the Lab is actually going to test the game a bit before inflicting it on the residents. Could this mean that someday MacBook Pros will not freeze every 20 minutes? Have the adults finally seized control inside the Lab?
http://www.slnamewatch.com/ tell an amazing tale of über hawt, sexy new last name options for SL residents, including UnitTestBribery, UnitTestParamilita, UnitTestMain, UnitTestWaffled, UnitTestComer, UnitTestCataloguin, UnitTestTopologica, UnitTestDisobliged, UnitTestBuckler. Perhaps the Lab has decided that fixing problems is more important than bright, shiny new features. On the other hand, the leakage of the internal test names suggests that the Lab might need to do a bit of unit testing on the avatar naming system itself, but the Herald is more than willing to put those concerns aside for now in the interest of getting former cheerleaders like Reuters to stop talking smack on SL stability.
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