The top-ten tenets of software quality assurance, part three: the formal review
Formal reviews are often left by the wayside, but without them annoying defects can become crippling bugs, warns Mark Wilson
The purpose of a review is to uncover defects *before* they become crippling bugs
I've put the formal review at number three in this ten-part series, but this is the most basic and effective quality-control there is. It's crucial to sit down, preferably NOT in a joint or peer review,...
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