Belize And Uruguay Discuss Impending OAS ElectionsChannel 7 Daily NewsAmbassador Gonzalo Koncke Pizzorno, the Special Envoy of Uruguay, was in Belize a week ago on a special mission to improve relations between the both countries. A major part of his visit was to discuss how Belize and Uruguay will support each other...
Belize Gets $10.5 Million Loan For Small Business DevelopmentCaribbean JournalBelize has reveived a $10.5 million loan from the Caribbean Development Bank, the bank announced last week. The loan is to the country's Development Finance Corporation, which works to improve home ownership, human development and...
Breaking Belize News Tropical disturbance shows signs of developmentBreaking Belize NewsBy the start of the next week, the chances of development improve to 70%. At this time, none of the computer models or medium or long term forecasts show any indication that this system will impact Belize. At 6 o'clock this evening, the Tropical … and...
In today’s highly competitive market, businesses aim to launch new products faster and with better quality. Unfortunately, network designers often have to focus on low-level details, rather than business needs during the development process. Sometimes, the design stage exceeds its original delivery date and tests are mostly dropped, as there is not enough time to finish them properly. This inadequate testing could result in revenue loss. It’s not uncommon that an operation team has to modify a design to make it work in the “real world” – increasing complexity and therefore cost.
Test Driven Development reverses the typical network design process. It starts with developing a test for every specific feature the network requires. The test might fail as the tests are run even before the development. The development team then writes the configuration that enables the feature to pass the test. Then they refactor the configuration so that it works within the whole system. Finally, they integrate the test and configuration into the repo and then move to the next feature.