Tag: Testing
OK, let’s say you’re on a Scrum team that’s planning its next iteration. You pull a story to implement Feature X for the next release of Application Y. You review the specs, maybe have a conversation …
Read more →Michael Vincent on Dynamic Languages
I got an opportunity to attend the LA C# User Group tonight, and listen to Mike Vincent speak on this subject. I'm familiar with the concepts and capabilities of dynamic languages, but looked forward …
Read more →I've seen Test Driven Development work, so why not adjust it slightly and have the attendees (who own the requirements after all) drive the presentation? Today, at the in-between conference (a.k.a. …
Read more →Have you ever had a production application in the data center act up, and you spend countless hours hunting down the source of the problem? If so, then then you might be interested in a new project on …
Read more →Photos from the Visual Studio 2008, SQL Server 2008, and Windows Server 2008 Launch in LA
Back home now, and I have a moment to get the photos downloaded from my camera and uploaded to my blog. Next time I'll take my SD card reader with me.
As you can see, registration was quite busy. I …
Read more →VSTS Web Access Power Tool - CTP released
Microsoft has released a new version of VSTS Web Access Power tool. This release is a Community Technology Preview (CTP) of what will ultimately be the 2008 version of the VSTS Web …
Read more →Process improvement comment by Randy Eppinger
In the process improvement goal setting post a few days back, I stressed the importance of making your goals specific (and thus measurable). Randy Eppinger made a good comment, and I felt to make it a …
Read more →Be specific when writing TFS and process improvement goals
“Reduce rework”, “Hit scheduled release dates”, “Improve developer productivity”…
We see these all the time as we work with companies on their process …
Read more →Extending Load Testing Browser Support
The browser support out-of-the-box for Team Edition for Testers is pretty minimal. But, you can extend this support by adding your own browsers (common ones you'll probably want to add are IE7, …
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