06-26-2012, 02:54 AM
[eluser]boltsabre[/eluser]
Well, it depends on how well it's been documented... if you have full documentation (ie, class diagrams, use case flows, etc), it makes your job a lot easier as they act as a blue print of the intended behaviour of the application. If you don't have this, then it's a complete nightmare if it's a medium - large application as now you have to go and figure out what every use case there is, what it's doing, how it handles exceptions/forks, etc.
Can you give us some background on what you're dealing with?
Well, it depends on how well it's been documented... if you have full documentation (ie, class diagrams, use case flows, etc), it makes your job a lot easier as they act as a blue print of the intended behaviour of the application. If you don't have this, then it's a complete nightmare if it's a medium - large application as now you have to go and figure out what every use case there is, what it's doing, how it handles exceptions/forks, etc.
Can you give us some background on what you're dealing with?
