Roy’s writing a book. The Art of Unit Testing. Sample chapter available. Why should I care Automated testing and regressions, data layer also can contain logic and the cost of change
In agile you want: ROI Good enough design make best design possible, but don’t spend years on it* flexible delivery options customer doesn’t know what they want they learn as the project goes be
Roy will accept your emails, but he doesn’t guarantee that he will read them. The presentation is going to follow an agile method. We’re choosing the list of topics, then we get to vote on them
Jean-Rene has started and is announcing that DevTeach will be a twice yearly event. The next show is in Vancouver Nov 26th to Nov 30th. JR rocks. Yesterday he said that he was worrie
Folks, if you aren’t going to DevTeach next week you really need to. The content is fantastic, the venue is remarkable and the city is spectacular. Top that off with good proximity to Rue
On Friday afternoon I noticed that our CC.Net server had stopped working. I spent the entire afternoon looking into the cause of the problem to no avail. Finally I resigned the idea that I
Yesterday I was at Calgary Code Camp to present on Taking Continuous Integration to the Next Level. James, Bill and group ran a remarkably smooth and organized event. The venue was fantast
I’ll be at Calgary’s Code Camp tomorrow (April 28th, 2007) out at the U of C. After all us Edmontonians ran away with last years swag, James and Co. decided to have us speak so that we won’
During the last week I’ve had to sit in on some significantly disturbing meetings. Let me set the record straight, I usually attend a number of disturbing meetings each week, but these did stand
Before you read this post in it’s entirety, you need to head over to Justice Grays blog and see his post on his Grandmother and the difference between strong-typing and weak-typing. Instead