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I've been thinking of writing about Kanban for a while and then I happened to read this fantastic blog site which describes pretty much everything that I'd like to share/put up on this site .. why bother typing, eh? Reference:   kanban What is Kanban?

While digging into some material related to Telerik's controls, I happened to stumble upon an interesting article by Bradley Braithwaite .. I couldn't agree any more for what Bradley has listed the top 5 mistakes people make in context to the Test Driven Development (TDD) 1. Not using a Mocking Framework 2. Too Much Test Setup 3. Asserting Too Many Elements 4. Writing Tests Retrospectively 5. Testing Too Much Code Navigate here   top5-TDD-mistakes   to dig in more ..

Something triggered this evening and prompted me to write up this post .. and the first thing it came to my mind, what are two difficult things the Driving License folks ask before handing you over for the G/G2 license .. and they are a. Reverse the Car (of course, the car has to be backed up properly between the two yellow lines) b. Parallel Parking -- Park this topic for now, some day we will talk about Parallel Programming Alright, so why the heck I am even talking about it.. well, like I mentioned earlier, something prompted me to ponder over writing up a Reverse routine that must not use a temporary array .. well, sure we can use a temporary variable to (temporarily) store a node value -- and then some one (from my kind of background) may say, well, I don't want to use any temporary variable, whatsoever ..  The following are the two quick code snippets that I believe should work for now :-) Snippet 1: Reverse Method (NOT using temporary Array) Note: Th...