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So what have I been up to for the last 7 months? There’s the usual stuff: a fair bit of client work, some conferences, and a whole lot of travel: Finland, Germany, Japan, and various locations in the US. But the most exciting news is that Agilistry Studio is open! We’ve held a bunch of events there . . . → Read More: Look! An Update! I’ve been hinting about a new venture on Twitter, and it’s time to explain what’s going on. I’m in the process of opening a new office. Or rather, my company, Quality Tree Software, Inc. is opening a new space in our current building in Pleasanton, CA. It’s 1200 square feet of open-layout-Agile-goodness. When it’s done, it will be . . . → Read More: Creating an Immersive Agile Training Space 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? I’ve mentioned my WordCount simulation here before, and some folks have expressed curiosity about it. I started writing a blog post about it, and quickly realized that it would take a whole lot of blog posts to tell all the stories I want to tell. So I’ll start by explaining the simulation in more detail, and . . . → Read More: The WordCount Simulation And now for a blatant commercial announcement: I’m hosting a public offering of my Agile Testing class with Dale Emery on December 10 and 11 in Pleasanton, CA. I predict that this is going to be a great class. First, it features my WordCount simulation, and that’s always fun. I’ve run that simulation over 100 times and I . . . → Read More: [ANN] A Public Offering of my Agile Testing Class I finally decided that too many of the things on my To Do list are things that I probably should not be handling personally, like dealing with getting business cards and routine invoicing. And too many of the things that I should be handling personally, and quickly, are being left undone too long. So I posted . . . → Read More: Unintentionally Hard Tests So I woke up this morning to an email from alert reader Michael Ludgate notifying me that when he tried to access any page on my site, he got the following message: WordPress database error: [Can't create/write to file '/tmp/mysqltmp/#sql_11b6_0.MYI' (Errcode: 2)] “Oh, joy,” I thought to myself as I began investigating. I knew that the problem . . . → Read More: Same Blog, New Host So I’ve been a little stuck in my writing lately. And that’s a problem. After all, I’ve got like 4 books worth of material stewing around in my brain, and I’d really like to get all those random thoughts down in words and sections and chapters and bound into actual books. It’s about . . . → Read More: Why I Love Scrivener After almost a month on the road, I’m back in my office for a little while. This week I’ll be catching up on paperwork. (I’m really behind in my invoicing – and yes, that is a very bad thing for a business owner to get behind in. So if you’re expecting an invoice . . . → Read More: I'm baaaack… So I’m working on course materials for a class I’ll be teaching next week on Acceptance Test Driven Development. I decided to try using Keynote on my trusty no-longer-all-that-new Mac instead of PowerPoint. I find PowerPoint on the Mac incredibly annoying. Whenever I want to edit a presentation on the Mac that I created on . . . → Read More: Oh, the irony… |
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