Archive for December, 2007

  • How do we sell the test-driven approach on a wider scale to business analysts and customers? How do we get them involved in that process? It seems that a lot of the problems and confusion obstructing that effort come out of the misleading name of the term “acceptance tests”. Dan...

    How to sell TDD to non-technical stakeholders?

    How do we sell the test-driven approach on a wider scale to business analysts and customers? How do we get them involved in that process? It seems that a lot of the problems and confusion obstructing that effort come out of the misleading name of the term “acceptance tests”. Dan...

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  • I’m building a new web site for DbFit and rewriting the documentation from scratch. For the new site, I would love to have some success stories and comments from people who are using the tool now. So if you are one of them, and you are happy with the tool,...

    Are you using DbFit?

    I’m building a new web site for DbFit and rewriting the documentation from scratch. For the new site, I would love to have some success stories and comments from people who are using the tool now. So if you are one of them, and you are happy with the tool,...

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  • Jeff Patton from Thoughtworks held a very interesting session at XpDay last month in London, focusing on a common misconception that causes “agile” projects to fall into the same trap that the waterfall ones typically do. Incremental is not iterative Using a very interesting combination of pop music and rock...

    The waterfall trap for “agile” projects

    Jeff Patton from Thoughtworks held a very interesting session at XpDay last month in London, focusing on a common misconception that causes “agile” projects to fall into the same trap that the waterfall ones typically do. Incremental is not iterative Using a very interesting combination of pop music and rock...

    Continue Reading...