I just put together a collection of my published works (it’s not a long list). I also have an article coming out in a Korean testing magazine – I’ll see if I can get a link once it’s out.
I’ve been writing less lately while I turn my attention toward my often neglected day job. I have a few projects on the horizon, and I’ll add them to the list if (or as) they come to fruition.
It’s time for another week of random – and sometimes useful info This is an excellent write up on the curse of flaky tests. Tests that sometimes fail I’ve learned JavaScript enough that I pretty much despise JavaScript. I use it begrudgingly, but it drives me crazy too. Regardless, this is a wonderful post on…
Some news about my involvement in upcoming conferences I’m probably overdue to share. First of all, I’ll be giving a keynote at Euro STAR on November 6th. This is my first trip to Euro STAR, and my first visit to Amsterdam (at least my first visit where I’ll leave the airport). There are a lot…
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…
It’s interesting when I go back and look at the number of posts where I talk about what I do, what testing is to me, and how testing is changing. Ever since the Telerik Test Summit (telsum), I’ve been thinking even more about testing and how it fits into software development. When I wrote this…
This one goes out to the one I love. This one goes out to the one I left behind -REM Relationships are both challenging and rewarding. As adults, we’ve all gone through dozens of relationships – some short, some long, some very long. They all have their ups and downs; their ebbs and flows; and…