I just put together a collection of my published works (it’s not a long list). I also have an article coming out in a Korean testing magazine – I’ll see if I can get a link once it’s out.
I’ve been writing less lately while I turn my attention toward my often neglected day job. I have a few projects on the horizon, and I’ll add them to the list if (or as) they come to fruition.
A lot of people, both co-workers and not, have asked me why I “chose” Unity for my post-Microsoft career. Although I documented (sort of) why I broke up with Microsoft, and talked in a few other places about my role, I guess I haven’t publicly shared why I’m at Unity (vs any other tech company)….
Yesterday, Michael Larsen posted a review of Weinberg’s book, The Secrets of Consulting. I’ve been meaning to share a few thoughts about this book for at least year, so I thank Michael for spurring me to finally share my thoughts and experiences with TSoC. If you haven’t read this book, I bet it’s because the…
On twitter, @SeanNoxious asked me about my most memorable bug. The answer is way too long for twitter, so I thought I’d document one of my favorites here. When I first joined Microsoft way back in 1995, I was a tester for networking components on Windows 95. One of the areas I owned was testing…
It’s yet another not-so-great week for America. I have so much to say that I think it’s better to say none of it. Here are five of the things I found to distract myself this week. First, this article on 3 Strategies for Leading Through Difficult Times (tl;dr – check your ego, have courage, and…
I’ve been playing with the Thematic Framework for WordPress a bit over the last few months. I like it because it’s simple, easily extendable and massively tweakable. I’m not much of a designer, but I was having fun making my own child theme for Thematic when I came across Child’s Play theme from scottnix.com. I…