Eurostar mobile deep dive
I posted slides from my Eurostar Mobile Deep Dive presentation on slideshare.
I had a great time, and hope you find them useful. Let me know if you have questions.
I posted slides from my Eurostar Mobile Deep Dive presentation on slideshare.
I had a great time, and hope you find them useful. Let me know if you have questions.
Happy Friday everyone – here’s some stuff to dump from my head to yours. As I type this, I’m listening to Dead Man’s Pop – the remixed version of the Replacement’s Don’t Tell a Soul. I was/am a big Replacement’s fan, and these recordings are all kinds of excellent. This article on how Boeing’s Managerial…
I’m going to take a few weeks off to end the year – the next FfF will be in early 2020 (ish). In the meantime, check this stuff out. I watched the impeachment hearings this week (spoiler, Trump was impeached). I tried to watch objectively, but Doug Collins being a shithead ruined it for me….
Another week of random stuff. Let’s see if anything is interesting… There’s a pair of excellent articles from the team at Slack about a recent incident and how they handled it. A Terrible, Horrible, No-Good, Very Bad Day at Slack, and All Hands on Deck I think I mentioned last week that I’m learning Rust…
Once again, here’s a random sampling of the internet I found interesting this week. Not something a lot of people will like, but I agree with the authors here – we need another lockdown. Google wrote a nice blog on code coverage Kubecon Europe is starting on August 17th. Of course it’s virtual (although not…
I’ve run into more and more people lately who are astounded that software ships with known bugs. I’m frightened that many of these people are software testers and should know better. First, read this “old” (but good) article from Eric Sink. I doubt I have much to add, but I’ll try. Many bugs aren’t worth…
it’s 6:30-ish pm, and I’m killing time waiting for my sound check for tomorrow’s keynote, and thought I’d do a quick brain dump of today’s tutorial session. Today’s session was “Alan Page: On Testing” – which is a pretty wide open topic. For the slide handouts, I slapped together slides from a bunch of things…