Testing Smarter
The folks at Hexawise just published an interview with me as part of their new “Testing Smarter” series. It’s the typical stuff plus one mini-rant.
The interview is here, and there’s a(n empty) reddit thread as well.
The folks at Hexawise just published an interview with me as part of their new “Testing Smarter” series. It’s the typical stuff plus one mini-rant.
The interview is here, and there’s a(n empty) reddit thread as well.
Survived my second Moderna shot this week – had a few hours of general ickyness about 24 hours after the shot, but been great ever since. Here’s what I found in the meantime. First off the wonderful Chris Fenning (who’s The First Minute I’ve mentioned previously) spoke to my team at Unity and blew us…
I’ve been working on integrating a set of code scanning tools into our build system. Test code needs to be trustworthy – when test code fails, it should indicate a product failure. More importantly, when tests pass, they better indicate that the functionality under test works. One part of increasing quality is getting rid of…
Last FfF of 2022 while I take a few weeks off to rest and recover before starting it all over again in 2023. Thanks again for reading, and I look forward to more sharing next year. If you missed the note last week, I want to start blogging again, an want to pre-rebuild a community…
Some combination of fever and remnants of generic brand Sudafed from the building 30 first-aid cabinet seem to be forcing me to perform another round of keyboard pounding hoping that something close to comprehensible English will spew forth. We’ll see how it goes – luckily this is more or less a personal blog (where I…
Brent and I gabbed about testing again last week – or sort of…We mostly talked about change management, and why people avoid or embrace change. We’ll probably settle back to a once every two weeks posting after this – or some sort of regular, sustainable cadence. Subscribe to the ABTesting Podcast! Subscribe via RSS Subscribe…
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Hi Alan, thanks for the interview.
“I subscribe to at least fifty software development and test related blogs” – can you share this list?
I will…but the awful thing about my RSS feed is that I have no categories. Just one big list of software development, agile, testing, cooking, wine, comic strips, writing, etc. blog posts. I’m afraid if I shared, you’d just see noise, and little value.
“cooking, wine, comic strips”- that’s what I’m looking for 🙂
It’s not problem 🙂