Nail-Tinted Glasses

Good paper, thanks. One of the things I've seen discovered with coverage tools is 'code that isn't ever called', which was frequently for us a problem. X months into a Y month project and the tricky security system is done (or done enough) and it gets turned on and performance and stability go to hell.

I like Marick's discussion of 'code that should be covered, but is missing.' If I had a nail for every dotcom gypsy consultant who ever wrote
//insert error handling here...
, then I'd have a lot of nails.