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The Angels and Devils of Software Testing[presentation] It's never been easier to fool your manager into thinking you're doing a great job testing! Does that sound tempting? |
Michael Bolton, DevelopSense
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Testing Lessons Learned from Extreme Programmers[presentation] One of the things testers often notice about Extreme Programming (XP) is that there is no defined role for testers on the team. |
Elisabeth Hendrickson, Quality Tree Software, Inc.
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Testing Dialogues - In the Executive Suite[presentation] As Microsoft’s only dual-role security and reliability architect, James Whittaker is often asked to brief company executives on product quality disasters and recommend remedies. |
James Whittaker, Microsoft
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Testing on the Toilet: Revolutionizing Developer Testing at Google[presentation] You work in an organization with incredibly smart and diligent software engineers. Deadlines are tight and everyone is busy. |
Bharat Mediratta, Google, Inc.
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Transforming Your Test Culture: One Step at a Time[presentation] Whether we develop software-based systems to create invoices, solve difficult physics problems, diagnose heart disease, or launch rockets, we've learned that nothing stays the same very long and software defects are inevitable. |
Thomas Wissink, LM IS&S
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Ready to Ship?[presentation] When developing software systems, the inevitable question is "Are we ready to ship?" Facing this question, many testers and test managers rely on their intuition and gut feeling to come up with a subjective verdict of the system under test. |
John Fodeh, HP Software
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Hakernomics[presentation] Hackers think differently, have strange goals, and will relentlessly "test" your software for security bugs. |
Herbert Thompson, Peoples Security
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The Basics: VPATH and vpath[article] Ask Mr. Make talks about the uses of VPATH and vpath. |
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Executable Documentation[presentation] Why is so much project documentation outdated and worthless? Simply put, the real value is in the final product; so, that’s where the money goes. Wouldn't it be nice if your documentation actually reflected the functionality in the system? |
David Hussman, DevJam
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That's Not Right! Using Fit to Prevent Business Rule Defects[presentation] Sophisticated applications involve huge numbers of detailed domain business rules. |
James Shore, Titanium IT LLC
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Scrum: Roadmap for Implementation (Part 2)[presentation] With quite a few successful agile implementations under his belt, Hubert Smits guides you through the steps for implementing Scrum in an organization. |
Hubert Smits, Rally Software Development
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The Impact of Poor Estimating - And How to Fix It[presentation] The team, running Scrum by-the-book for three months, was continually failing to meet its delivery dates. As a result, trust between the business managers and the team degraded almost to a point-of-no-return. |
Mitch Lacey, Ascentium Corporation
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Organizational Patterns: The Foundations of Agile[presentation] Organizational patterns describe the inner-workings of organizational structures. These patterns are the foundation for agile competence and take you far beyond basic out-of-the box methods to provide deeper insights into agile. |
James Coplien, Nordija A/S
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Climbing the Decision Tree: Reaching High Quality Team Decisions[presentation] When teams "go agile," members of the whole team take on greater responsibility for thinking and deciding as a unit. |
Diana Larsen, FutureWorks Consulting
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API Design for Testability[presentation] Many who try to unit test their applications-whether using agile or traditional methods-quickly find that doing a thorough job can be difficult if the code was not designed with testability in mind. |
Roy Osherove, Team Agile
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