Oh, I agree about VB; once upon a time, a long time ago, I too was a VB programmer (before I discovered Turbo Pascal and then became aware that I found the distinction between Let and Set disturbing; I ended up loving Pascal so much I spent 5 years at Borland on the Delphi compiler).
While at Borland, another engineer (Allen Bauer) shared his personal theory, that some engineers were great at reading code, more were great at writing code, and not so many were great at both. Sounds like your job required people that were very good at reading code. It intuitively feels very testable.
While at Borland, another engineer (Allen Bauer) shared his personal theory, that some engineers were great at reading code, more were great at writing code, and not so many were great at both. Sounds like your job required people that were very good at reading code. It intuitively feels very testable.