October 2007 - Posts

Organization Problems - Sounds Familiar? by ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog : Agile

I just finished a summary of a company's review about work modes and problems before we can start doing something about it. I'm posting part of it as anonymous because I think this seems to relate to many other companies out there: " The...

Four Resources to learn about BDD by ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog : Agile

Jason Meredith just posted this on the alt.NET list and I thought this shoudl be of general interest: "The 4 best blogs that I read to continually try to grok BDD: Joe Ocampo http://blog.agilejoe.com Scott Bellware http://www.codebetter.com/blogs...
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Agile Dev Center on MSDN by ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog : Agile

Did you know that MSDN has an Agile Related dev center ? well, not really dev center, but its part of the architecture center (for some reason). I only learned that on the MSDN related session at ALT.NET. Freaky. Read More...
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Database and data layer testing techniques at ALT.NET - slides and code by ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog : Agile

I contributed some material to the session about Database and data layer testing techniques at ALT.NET. The slides and code I used at ALT.NET are the same ones I used at DevTeach, so you can download them here . Read More...
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The various meanings of TDD by ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog : Agile

Now that I'm having some real time to write something I thought I'd try to write down my thoughts starting all the way back from JAOO and what I learned from it. Specifically the whole notion of TDD, and what does TDD mean to different people...
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SDSE - Scrum Deadline Stock Exchange by Danko

So you are a senior manager (or the PO, CEO, VP, ... ) thinking you are well familiar witrh the status of the project, due to the fact that you are getting nice reports on the project? Ever consider the fact that people may forcing reality to look better...
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