Had a great time today at NDC London presenting my session “Testing Economics”. Now to enjoy the rest of it. Here are the slides. You can catch the video here. The session is how TDD and other day to day testing activities impact our development time, value and costs. Testing economics101 from Gil Zilberfeld
Frequent readers of this blog know I’m a big proponent of agile, with a small ”a”. I tend to scoff at new big ideas that seem to jump out of a marketing committee. Truth is, sometimes these are good ideas. Sometimes they are first versions of trials and errors. When we look at them at
I’m a busy agile guy. That’s why I’m posting “Upcoming Events” and not real content. Don’t worry because that’s coming too. In the meantime, after Agile Testing Days, here’s what’s coming (that I know of): Next week, Dec 3rd, I’ll be at NDC London, talking about “Unit Testing Economics 101”. Very exciting conference, and lots
From childhood, we are taught that in order to achieve big goals, we need to work together towards them. Most of the time, however, what we were taught does not come into play. We may want different things, and have different goals. Or we might agree on the goal, but not on the way to
Second time around is even better. And much more fun. You know people, who know you. You meet new agile people, who want to share and talk and ask. Oh and there’s beer, more beer. Thank you for all the people I met and re-met. You are awesome. You make Agile Testing Days what it
Great session today (at least for me). Here are the “TDD Patterns” slides from Agile Testing Days.
Why do we keep trying to attain control? Looking at reality with agile glasses (and even without them), we don’t like uncertainty, and control over a piece of reality relaxes us. A controlled environment is good for our health. In fact, it seems that when we are in control we don’t need to do anything.
Just looked at my calendar, and it seemed that we’re only ten days away from Agile Testing Days! So here’s my rundown of the 10 top reasons to go to Agile Testing Days 2014: 10. Building a car in a day – This year, Team Wikispeed builds a car on-site with the Agile Testing crowd.
The post, one in a series of how to make code easierf or unit testing, and somewhat overloaded, now appears on the Everyday Unit Testing site. Check it out!
The post, one of a series on making code testable for unit testing is somewhat classy. now appears on the Everyday Unit Testing site. Check it out!