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Found this while roaming around the ‘net:

Original cartoon is being distributed under the Creative Commons License by xkcd.com.

This is the seventh part in a mini-series here in this blog.

Now that everything has been checked with regards to how each unit would work with each other, it would be time to test the application as the client would see it.

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This is the sixth part in a mini-series here in this blog.

By now, every unit has been implemented and tested, and it is assumed that internal bugs have been cleared out. The next step would be to test how each unit would work with another — as it was originally planned to be.

The testing method in this part is never really different from the preceding one. The obvious change would only be the coverage of the testing — whereas before the internal workings of a unit is the one being scrutinized, now we widen our scope.

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This is the fifth part in a mini-series here in this blog.

In this part, we will start to verify if everything that has been designed, planned, and implemented are fulfilled. The checklists that have been created during the previous steps will now be put into use.

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This is the fourth part of a mini-series I have introduced in this blog.

In the previous parts, we have only talked about plans on how to do every bit there is for the target application. In this part, we talk about implementing everything that was planned.

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