Do you ever feel anxious when you are about to push your code to the Git repository? What is the worst thing that can happen? What if your or someone else lives would be at risk? Would you still push it?
Traditional testers often don’t like agile because without detailed specification documents they are suddenly unable to do their jobs. This is because they consider their job being to compare the working system to the specification, and report where there are discrepancies. If you think about this for a second, the …
This video provides advice for anyone looking to build an application or website that stands the test of time. It is all about choosing mature technologies, avoiding unnecessary dependencies, and providing real value to your users. You will learn about several key decisions that can set your project up for …
Here is a list of the articles published during the second quarter of 2018 on the Methods & Tools website. This quarter Methods & Tools has published on article discussing approval testing as an approach to stabilize tests in an Agile context. We also published two articles presenting open source …
Here is a list of software development conferences on Agile project management (Scrum, Lean, Kanban), software testing and software quality, software architecture, programming (Java, .NET, C#, C or C++, JavaScript, Ruby, Python, PHP), DevOps and databases (NoSQL, MySQL, etc.), web & mobile development (Android, iOS) that will take place in …
Here is our monthly selection of knowledge on programming, software testing and project management. This month you will find some interesting information and opinions about fragile teams, Scrum meetings, serverless aps testing, technical debt, being a professional, scrummaster checklists, developer stress, free Scrum tools, JavasScript, Java & .NET testing.
