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I have an article posted to the AYE website. Check out “Agile Adjustments.” Yes, this means that I will be at AYE this year. It’s November 4 – 7 in Phoenix, AZ. And I’m absolutely delighted that they’ve invited me to be a guest presenter. AYE is a different kind of conference. . . . → Read More: "Agile Adjustments" Posted at the AYE Website Some time ago, I wrote about how Jennitta Andrea (among others) fired my imagination about what could be possible with advances in functional test automation tools. I’m delighted to announce that Jennitta is heading up the Agile Alliance Functional Testing Tools program. With her boundless energy and contagious enthusiasm Jennitta recruited Ron Jeffries and me to . . . → Read More: Call for Participation: the Agile Alliance Functional Testing Tools Visioning Workshop I’m on the road this week. At the moment, I’m in a Starbucks. Those of you who know my travel habits know that this is where you’ll usually find me at 7AM when I’m on the road. (Mmmmm…coffee. Must. Have. Coffee.) Once the caffeine hit my nervous system and my brain commenced something . . . → Read More: Agile Everywhere – Even Starbucks HUGE thanks to MattJ for recommending Unison. I ditched svn for Mail syncing and went with Unison instead. Way cool. (Of course I’ll still use svn for content/code where I actually do need to keep track of versions.) Next request: contact management. My needs are simple, but more than the basic Address Book can handle. . . . → Read More: Mac Converversions – Unison-ing Mail, and Contact Management I went with the MacBook. White, 2Gb memory, 120Gb disk. Remembered the mini-DVI to VGA converter too. I’m writing on it as we, er, speak. I timed the acquisition I can take my new toy with me on the road next week when I do a class where I’m driving instead of flying. . . . → Read More: Mac Conversions – Subverting Email |
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