Day 6

Written by Andy Tinkham. Date of post: June 17, 2003April 24, 2011. 2 Comments Posted in Conference Reports, Development, Testing Tagged 40-hour work week, Agile Fusion, Andy Hunt, Bill Kennedy, book recommendations, Brian Jepson, Cem Kaner, Chuck Musciano, customer tests, Dan Kehn, Dave Taylor, Dave Thomas, David Gallardo, Ed Burnette, End to end tests, geocaching, Hal Fulton, Jesse Feller, Jim D'Anjou, John Kellerman, Jonothon Ortiz, Lyle Johnson, Mark Slagell, Michael Neumann, Pat McCarthy, programmer tests, Rael Dornfest, risk, Robert Feldt, Robert McGovern, Scott Fairbrother, Sherry Shavor, Tara Calishan, tester tests, Yukhiro Matsumoto2 Comments

We discussed a little more testing this morning. I was still waking up, but here’s what I pulled out as key points in the discussion: * End to end tests put the other tests in context * 3 categories of tests: programmer, customer, tester * Testers might look for risks that wouldn’t occur to the […]

Day 3 wrap-up

Written by Andy Tinkham. Date of post: June 15, 2003May 6, 2011. Posted in Conference Reports Tagged Agile Fusion, Brian Marick, Chad Fowler, Dave Thomas, James Bach, Mike Feathers, process, retrospective, veterinary project, XP

You may have noticed that I’m blogging less and less on each day. Some of this is because the planning and procedural stuff is becoming less emphasized as we work more on getting a story done. While I could say “we wrote code” it doesn’t seem the same to me in terms of what I […]