Our tiny Bootstrap rich text editor is now opensource
We built a tiny (4.5KB, < 200 lines of code) JQuery Bootstrap plugin for MindMup that turns any DIV into a WYSIWYG rich-content editor, and just open-sourced it. Here are the key features: Automatically binds standard hotkeys for common operations on Mac and Windows Supports image drag & drop, uploading…
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Redefining software quality
A lot of my consulting work lately has been around helping teams see software quality more holistically – that it’s not something only testers (or only developers) should be concerned about. Doing that I’ve started formulating an idea that isn’t fully baked yet – but it helped me explain things…
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Bug statistics are a waste of time
Lisa Crispin’s talk on defect management techniques for agile teams stirred some emotions at StarEast in early May. The idea that a team might not necessarily need a tool to track defects was, it seems, pure heresy. Luckily there were no calls to burn the witch, but many people at…
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TDD as if you meant it – revisited
Yesterday at AltNetUK Openspace Coding Days we repeated the TDD as if you meant it exercise, originally organised by Keith Braithwaite at the Software Craftsmanship 2009 conference. This gave me a chance to once again go back to the problem, but from a completely different perspective.
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Our tiny Bootstrap rich text editor is now opensource
Posted on April 5, 2013 | 5 CommentsWe built a tiny (4.5KB, < 200 lines of code) JQuery Bootstrap plugin for MindMup that turns any DIV into a WYSIWYG rich-content editor, and just open-sourced it. Here are the key features: Automatically binds standard hotkeys for common operations on Mac and Windows Supports image drag & drop, uploading... -
My slides from Agile Days 2013 Moscow
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February revolution, part 2
Posted on February 21, 2013 | 5 CommentsIn the previous post I wrote about the key conclusions from the recent meeting on delivering software that makes a big impact. One of the best things about the meeting was that we did set-based design on the conclusions (big thanks to Karl Scotland for suggesting this). While the group...
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