For some reason, this picture just sums up my past two weeks perfectly ;).Last week was a crunch time at work, and a need to take care of something really important took me away from a timely update, so this is sort of a two in one post.First, I’ve bee…
Wanna know why I am context-driven? Published on the DEWT blog: Why I am context-driven! “Because testing (and any engineering activity) is a solution to a very difficult problem, it must be tailored to the context of the project, and therefore testing is a human activity that requires a great deal of skill to do…
Earlier in February, the Weekend Testing Americas chapter held a session for and with an app called Ubertesters. This is a wrapper/SDK around an app that can allow for people on mobile devices the ability to report what they see and send in their feedb…
It turns out that Uncle Bob had some more to say on the role of the foreman, and how it applies in various situations. However, I have totally different experiences. The foreman team Over the past two to three years, I observed a pattern while visiting various clients in Germany, and I sense there is […]
RSVP for the March 2014 meetup of Software Testing Club Atlanta features our own Eric Jacobson’s “Maybe We Don’t Have …
Yesterday our sponsor was CloudSense, and we would like to thank them for warm hospitality. They provided usual pizza and not so usual beer, but most important was that we got to know new people that are very interested in software …
A couple of days ago, Uncle Bob Martin blogged about the foreman in software development. In it he makes some claims with regards to a role in software development that acts like a foreman on a traditional construction site. Uncle Bob claims that the foreman should be the master of having commit rights, and granting […]
Agile methodologies favor effective team work. Team work is fun to do, hard to grow, and at times unpredictable to nurture. I might be biased here, but I have seen way too few good teams working effectively together. Let’s see what can happen with bad and with good team work in place. The Bad A […]
First, I need to paraphrase this with something you will be seeing a lot from me in the coming weeks:CAST 2014 will be held in New York City August 11-13, 2014. I will be giving a talk along with Harrison Lovell. Details on this will follow, but not un…
2014 will mark the third run of TestRetreat and the second time I’m attending. The first was last year. Yep, two years in a row. I had a fantastic time last year and left with some useful tools. I’m confident … Continue reading →
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