Madness, Math and (half) Marathons – and Medium!
I decided that in the rare occurrences where I post non-software articles, that I’d use a blog on Medium and post my attempts at story-telling along with the rest of the world.
My first post is here.
If you ever want to start a great discussion / debate with a group of testers, ask them to define quality and come up with measurements.“Quality” is such an overloaded term that it’s hard to get people to agree. The Weinberg fans (I suppose I’m one of them) will cite their mentor and say “Quality…
As 2012 comes to a close, I thought I’d recap the year. I think this little exercise is mostly for me, but I suppose new blog readers (or people with too much free time) may find some points of interest. Some more from the non-Microsoft front follows. My most popular blog posts from the last…
What a year it’s been so far. I’ve been away from blogging, and I’m not quite sure if I’m back yet, but I expect so…and here’s why. The project I’m working on at Microsoft is no longer a secret. I’ve never blogged a lot about product specifics, but since a big chunk of my work…
We made it to the end of another week – and almost to the end of another year. Here are a few things I found interesting this week. Love this article on No More Quality Assurance @ Manomano I also really enjoyed this article on Milestones, not Projects This article is equally interesting – Faster…
I took an internal training course last week where we heard lectures from a bunch of MS execs (I don’t do it justice – it was far more interesting than I anticipated and something I’d do again in a heartbeat). Anyway, one of the lecturers was talking about software markets and showed a diagram that…
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…