Yesterday I gave a TDD primer for a crowd of mostly testers at DevGeekWeek 2014. It was under an “agile testing” track, and most of them don’t work with developers who test. Most of them don’t have test automation at all. I started the talk going back to the agile manifesto, and we talked about
A few years ago, I thought about becoming a consultant. I like to help people with the things I do everyday, and becoming a consultant looked like the way to go. I made the right decision to stay at Typemock for three more years. I’ve learned more, appeared more in the public eye, and thought
This post had to move very quickly to Argentina, for reasons still under investigation. It was last seen on the Everyday Unit Testing site. You might still catch it here!
When I started my career as a developer, there were testers on my team. That was a new concept for me, since before that I didn’t need any testing, because I didn’t have any bugs. I learned to work with them, although they were a kind of an annoyance, since, suddenly, They discovered I had
