Testing Smarter

Since last week, I’ve been to Helsinki and back – but still found a few things I think are interesting. This presentation on Increasing Engineering Tempo at Splice is all about accelerating the achievement of shippable quality. I’m reading Agile and Lean Program Management by Johanna Rothman – like her other books, it’s practical, easy…

Yet another view into what I found and liked this week. I’ve been a fan of singer-songwriter John Wesley Harding (nee Wesley Stace) for a few decades (he played at my 40th birthday party!). He did a remake of his own song (Scared of Guns) for an Appleseed compilation – which you can hear here….

Another week, more at least partially interesting articles and links to share. You don’t read this sentence anyway, so let’s get to the bullets. Once again – thanks for reading. Let me know if I missed something important. Enjoy your weekend.

Here we go again “In lockdown, Zoom expands to fill all of the manager’s available time.”I’ve been feeling the Zoom fatigue, and I’m not the only one. This article makes a valid (!) claim that the above quote is the third amendment to Parkinsons Law. I’m not very fond of scrum. Not because it’s necessarily…

Here, as expected, are a few things I found interesting this week. That’s it – thanks again for reading. See you next week.

  I try to read a lot about testing in blogs, articles, books etc. A few days ago, I came across this quote, and it struck me in an odd way. “Commonly, test automation involves automating a manual process already in place that uses a formalized testing process” The source doesn’t matter, as it turns…