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Shameless plug alert! Dale Emery and I are offering the 3-day Agile Testing Series of classes in Pleasanton, CA on April 22 – 24, 2009, and in Portland, OR on April 28 – 30, 2009. We’ve structured the three days as a la carte offerings. You can take one, two, or all three days. Day 1 is “Adapting to . . . → Read More: New Public Classes Announced It had already been a frustrating morning. Too little sleep, and too little coffee. Squabbling kids. Traffic. Parents who didn’t know how to use the carpool lane at school and just stopped in the middle of the road, holding up traffic for 5 minutes while Junior fetched his lunchbox from the depths of the giant SUV. . . . → Read More: The #notagile Twitter Stream I’m planning all the little logistical details for my upcoming trip to Portland, Oregon to talk with the XPDX group about ATDD. Details like how I’ll get from point A to point B. The TriMet site for the fabulous lightrail (that I am hoping will make it possible for me to cancel that car reservation after all) . . . → Read More: Apparently TriMet Thinks I Can Walk on Water On February 5, a group of us gathered in my office on First Street in Pleasanton for the first ever “Open Source Test Automation Tool Love In” (OSTATLI). Joining in were: Dale Emery, Jeffrey Fredrick, Kevin Lawrence, Dave Liebreich, Ken Pier, and Chris Sims. Several folks have asked me to post the results of the meeting, and . . . → Read More: OSTATLI Update I’m in the process of writing marketing copy for a series of public classes that Dale Emery and I will be offering on April 22 – 24 in Pleasanton, CA and April 28 – 30 in Portland, OR. (I am also still working on getting the registration system to bend to my will, so you can’t . . . → Read More: Community Help on a Marketing Message? The subject of how much to automate, and the related topic of how to calculate the ROI for test automation, comes up on a regular basis. In fact, it popped up on a couple of the mail lists I read recently. Usually there’s at least one person arguing that test automation is expensive and that there are . . . → Read More: How Much to Automate? Agile Changes the Equation So it’s the start of a new year, and as part of my strategic plan for 2009 I’m picking up where I left off with my experiments in virtual training. I’m not ready to offer virtual training commercially just yet. But I am getting closer. I’m still figuring out packaging and pricing. And I’m still thinking about . . . → Read More: Virtual Training Update |
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