"45 Habits of efficient programmers" reading notes

In order to keep the software in line with the needs of the user, you should always do the following preparation, in order to reduce the disruptive changes caused by the integration of new code, you need to integrate early, frequent integration.
The development model has one person to write code, one person to instruct. There is also code written to another person for review.
About meetings, discussions: standing up for discussion, half an hour after work or one hours after the meeting. When you eat, you can discuss how agile development is more efficient.
In the development process, encountered problems, you can find the answer in the knowledge base. If you do not have your answer, then solve it, write the case in the knowledge base. After being confronted with similar problems, they can be solved immediately after finding them.
Automate deployment as early as possible.
Do some functions, give the user to see, get feedback continue to do the next function, so efficient.
First positive to see its positive, and then try to understand it from the opposite side.
To go through a code that you can't make, keep writing.

Object-oriented design principles: Cohesive code should be written
Pie principle: Code to express intent clearly
Continuous Integration: A software development practice in which team development members often integrate their work, with each member being integrated at least once a day, which means that multiple integrations may occur on a daily basis. Each integration is validated through automated builds, including compilation, release, and automated testing, to identify integration errors early.

Here are the questions I need to address:
Resolve log (not tried, not understood)
Fit Integration Testing Framework (this wants to know)
Book: "Project Automation" introduces all the techniques and tricks of automated construction.
Version control-using CVS
The Java version of Unit test
Article: "Why does your code write rotten"

"45 Habits of efficient programmers" reading notes