Wanted to throw out one more link for the weekend to share a really cool kickstarter project.
The Cyrcle Phone – is a circular Android phone developed by dTOOR. It’s not a flagship Samsung or Apple, but it IS an innovative take on smart phones that’s well worth checking out. Even if you think you want to stick with your canonical rectangular phone, this is one of those super-interesting kickstarters worth checking out and supporting.
I shared an article on rotten automation on the testproject blog here – https://blog.testproject.io/2017/11/07/somethings-rotten-test-automation/ A was also part of of Engel Jones 12-minute podcast series. My interview (very little about testing) is here – https://twelveminuteconvos.com/alan-page/
The fine folks at the Ministry of Testing keep promoting my blog posts, so the least I can do is give them a link and a shout out. I’m looking forward to talking about “Testing without Testers” at Test Bash Philadelphia (preview here) and about my role on the team. This morning, I passively listened…
A day late this week, but just pretend you lost track of time like I did. Here’s some stuff I liked this week. I’m continuing to wrap my head a bit around the SPACE framework from Nicole Forsgren, but this article has a nice pragmatic view. I’ve been playing quite a bit of Steamworld Dig…
Still loving my new role at Unity. As I look at the links I saved this week, I’m wondering if an analysis of my FfF posts over the last 18 months will show trends in my actual day-to-day work. I’ll leave that random thought for those smarter than me to investigate. If this isn’t the…
On Thursday, November 11, at 4:00pm PST, I’ll be delivering another free web cast thing using Microsoft Lync (pre-setup instructions here). Signin information here: https://join.microsoft.com/meet/alanpa/37MWC1GQ Join by Phone: +18883203585 +14257063500 Find a local number Conference ID: 86935295 The talk will be a re-hash of my PNSQC talk (shortened a bit and…
You may have noticed that there was an election in the US this week. Because you (or your friends and relatives) may need it – here’s the wikipedia article explaining our (U.S.) archaic process for electing presidents. Like a lot of people, I don’t have cable, and was a bit worried about watching live news…