This week, Friday September 14th, I’ll be doing a LIDNUG talk about unit testing (gasp!). This one is not of the introductory kind (if you’re interested in one like that, check out the video and presentation page, or check out the Typemock site). This one is for people who are doing testing for a while,
Yesterday I had a blast doing an Intro to Test Driven Development presentation. Here are the slides: And if you haven’t heard it yet, I was interviewed on the "Agile Weekly" podcast. It is a great podcast (not just my episode) - I’ve listened to the entire recording list, and it has great discussions
After the LIDNUG presentation, we stayed online to discuss unit testing experiences. A couple of things stayed with me from that talk. One: we’re (we developers) are obsessed with tooling and technology (you didn’t expect hard news here, right?). Our main focus should be about solving the business problem first. But, us geeks, we like
Last week I gave my “unit testing in the wild” presentation on LIDNUG. It was nice, and once the recording is up I’ll get all the info. But I wanted to talk about the experience. First of all: people, I’ve hit the jackpot. I’ve hit on one of the best ways to extract gold out
I’ll be presenting on the next LIDNUG’s online presentation, Thursday, July 22nd, 11:00AM to 12:30PM PDT/PST (GMT-8). My presentation will be about “Unit testing in the wild”. I’ll show how to test real code, that happens to be in real life. Expect the unexpected. Ok, and code examples in different technologies, like SharePoint, WCF and