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Other Utilities Completion Percentage: 3. Other utilities freeform field. Which text editor s do you regularly use? Other Text Editors Completion Percentage: 5. Other answers freeform field. Browsers Completion Percentage: Which browser s do you primarily work in during initial development?

Other Browsers Completion Percentage: 6. Build Tools Completion Percentage: It fails and you get certain errors and build is not created. There are different types of build process like : 1. Nightly Build 2. Continuous integration build etc.

You have been using them - IDE is a build tool. For the command line you can use things like make. People use command line tools for things like a nightly build - so in the morning with a hangover the programmer has realised that the code that he has been fiddling with with the latest builds of the libraries does not work!

You need to know what you want to build. Quoted from Ritesh Gun's answer. They seem to have more unclear work directives for every individual working there. Probably because you are a skilled programmer. Pseudo, meta. I think build tools do not provide any really real benefit at all. It is just there to add a sense of security arising from bad company practices, lack of direction - bad software architectural leadership leading to bad actual knowledge of the project.

You should never have to use build tools for testing in your project. To do random testing with a lack of knowledge of the software project does not give any sort of help at all. You should never ever add something to a project without knowing it's purpose, and how it will work with the other components. Components can be functional separate, but not work together. This is the responsibility of the software architect I assume. What if components are added into the project. You add a 6th component.

Together with the first added component, it might screw up everything. No automatic would help to detect that. Then there is the auto download from repositories. Why would you ever want to do that? You need to know what you download, what you add to the project. How do you detect changes in versions of the repositories?

You need to know. You can't "auto" anything. What if we were to test bicycles and baby transports blindfolded with a stick and just randomly hit around with it. That seems to be the idea of build tool testing. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams?

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