In case you missed it, Brent and I are still recording testing podcasts. I stopped posting the announcements for every podcast post on this blog, but if you want to subscribe, you have a few choices.
And for those of you too busy to click through, here are the episodes so far:
I forgot to mention this before, but on Thursday, Jason Arbon from applause and uTest will be giving a practically free ($99) course on mobile application quality. Jason is a great teacher, and really knows his stuff in this area. More information at the SASQAG web site (scroll down a bit on the home page)
It’s the Friday the 13th edition of FfF. Here’s some stuff to read. A few months old, but new to me and something I believe in strongly – Good Developers are Raised, not Born. I’ve been a fan of Sonos speakers for years now, and I’m bummed I don’t really have any need to purchase…
Due to some unforeseen issues, my experiments in remote work are continuing. These days, the situation is a bit different though – I’m working in the same time zone,and I’m showing my face at work one to two days a week. Of course, my observations and musings about working remotely continue. The days that I’ve…
I had a fantastic week skiing in Whistler, BC. Heading home today, but still have a few things to share. Don’t know if I ever mentioned it on this blog, but ~4 years ago, I took the Kolbe A index. It’s yet another how-do-I-work test, but I like this one and think it’s worth checking…
Twenty-twelve has been a heck of a year so far. The day job has been keeping me swamped, but the work, the challenges, and the scope feel perfect – I’m having a great time, and I couldn’t ask for anything more in a job. Historically, most of my blog posts come from experiences or inspiration…
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You guys are really finding your groove with the podcast. Keep it going, please.
Alan – thank you for putting in links to your earlier episodes. I hate it when people put ‘… Part 3’ in their blogs / video series with no link to the earlier / later titles. Much easier to follow this way …