A Little Q & A

Welcome back to another FfF. Here are a few interesting things I found this week. Thanks again for reading. See ya’ in a week.

This week has been…a week. But here are a few things I found worth sharing. We’ve done it again – see you all in a week.

Here we go again… I’ve once again fallen into the trap of reading too many books at once. I will carve some time out soon to get caught up. The latest book to join my “in progress” queue is Software Estimation Without Guessing by George Dinwiddle. Our views on estimation line up quite a lot,…

Let’s get into it – here are a few (five, to be precise) interesting things I found this week. I don’t think I’ve ever mentioned Abe Books before. When I want a print edition of a book (let’s face it – some books are far superior in print) I can find a used copy here…

It’s interesting when I go back and look at the number of posts where I talk about what I do, what testing is to me, and how testing is changing. Ever since the Telerik Test Summit (telsum), I’ve been thinking even more about testing and how it fits into software development. When I wrote this…

I come across this frequently enough that I’m sure I’ve blogged about it before, but context dictates that I do it again. The story I hear goes pretty much like this: My team really needs to improve X, but nobody is taking responsibility for it. The fix is obvious – we need our exec /…