Technical debt and design debt are
synonymous, neologistic metaphors referring to the eventual consequences
of slapdash software architecture and hasty...
1 replies - 4265 views - 10/28/11 by Dror Helper in Articles
Israel Gat of Cutter Consortium speaks with DZone on his two sessions at Agile 2011, one of which is about his new methodology for taking DevOps and Continuous...
0 replies - 5948 views - 10/25/11 by Mitch Pronschinske in Videos
Selenium 2 features new Api and implementations which goes under the name of WebDriver. It's a simpler, faster, object-oriented Api that applies to modern web...
0 replies - 9277 views - 10/25/11 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles
The recently published book "Test-Driven Infrastructure with Chef" is not a proscriptive book as far as tooling, despite having "Chef" in...
0 replies - 4715 views - 10/20/11 by Mitch Pronschinske in News
First and foremost, if you read my blog. I have to suggest that you go grab yourself a copy of Beautiful Testing. It's a great read, and has inspired this...
0 replies - 2230 views - 10/18/11 by Dawn Cannan in News
HP’s acquisition of Fortify last year (which I am sure has made some people at Kleiner Perkins happy) has
made me think some more about static analysis and...
2 replies - 7213 views - 10/05/11 by Jim Bird in News
Of all of my "aha!" moments in transitioning from a waterfall-style QA
person to an agile tester, the one I am about to talk about is...
20 replies - 9127 views - 09/29/11 by Dawn Cannan in News
This is sad. No, it's not sad, it's sick. I'm looking for ideas and
clear thinking about secure software maintenance. But I can't find
anything beyond a...
0 replies - 4961 views - 09/27/11 by Jim Bird in News
In the past year or so, I've spent more time than not trying to
find really good "agile testers" to hire. In this search, I have also
had many...
4 replies - 8156 views - 08/30/11 by Dawn Cannan in News
I'm an avid subscriber of the delightful weekly (sometimes) Python-URL!
email, highlighting the past week's interesting discussions across the
numerous...
1 replies - 8318 views - 08/18/11 by Michael Mccandless in News
Starting a job with a running system and real users is a nice
“problem” to have but it presents some unique challenges as well.
Especially if server...
0 replies - 3003 views - 07/28/11 by Daniel Ackerson in News
A few months back I discovered a tool called WatiN.
This is based on WatiR and is a web application testing tool for Dot
Net developers. After doing a few...
3 replies - 5210 views - 07/26/11 by Paul Stack in News
Five quick points about unit tests that will reduce your defect rates.
Always stop to add that simple unit test. You will be amazed how often this discovers a...
9 replies - 8025 views - 07/13/11 by Martin Harris in News
There’s a lot of hype around “the
Cloud” and what it can do.One of the things that I am
interested in is Cloud solutions that can help small software...
3 replies - 14374 views - 07/12/11 by Jim Bird in News
It sounds good to say that you shall not and will not release code with
bugs – that your team has “zero bug tolerance”. It makes for a nice
sound...
4 replies - 9218 views - 07/11/11 by Jim Bird in News
