James Shore: Interesting Agile UX Experience Report

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James Shore consults and writes about high performance software development for teams who are willing to be great.

Cool Stuff

SOLID Motivational Calendar - new ThoughtStream("Derick Bailey"); - Los Techies : Blogs about software and anything tech!

link -> SOLID Motivational Calendar - new ThoughtStream("Derick Bailey"); - Los Techies : Blogs about software and anything tech!

The LosTechies blog of Derick Bailey. Discussing all things progressive, in the .NET arena, with tendencies towards Ruby and other environments.

I ordered one of these for our pod

http://martinfowler.com/articles/itsNotJustStandingUp.html

link -> http://martinfowler.com/articles/itsNotJustStandingUp.html

I read in one of my books that the deeper principle of stand-up meeting is that it is a commitment meeting rather than a status meeting. I feel like ours are almost exclusively status meetings.

Tale of a Yo-Yo Manager

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There is much more to empowering a team than simply stating “You’re empowered.” Consider the three Ws of empowerment: “what,” “when,” and “why” when creating boundaries that define which decisions are the team’s and which need management approval.

Cool story

I'm getting an SQLite "at most 64 tables in a join" error in my tests.. do I do anything wrong? :) #nhibernate #sql

link -> I'm getting an SQLite "at most 64 tables in a join" error in my tests.. do I do anything wrong? :) #nhibernate #sql

I'm getting an SQLite "at most 64 tables in a join" error in my tests.. do I do anything wrong? :) #nhibernate #sql

Yes you are doing it wrong

HunabKu: Improving ADO exception management in NHibernate

link -> HunabKu: Improving ADO exception management in NHibernate

Cool way to figure out what type of DB exception was thrown

InfoQ: Fighting Layout Bugs

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Michael Tamm offers solutions for automatic testing of a web application’s presentation layer through HTML and CSS validation and by detecting layout bugs using JavaScript and image processing.

Jason will love this

Monte Carlo Analysis of the Zero Defect Mentality of TDD - Justin Bozonier's Blog

link -> Monte Carlo Analysis of the Zero Defect Mentality of TDD - Justin Bozonier's Blog

reminds me of my testing spreadsheet

jamesshore: Reminder: my Art of Agile training courses start in two weeks. Limited seats. Register http://bit.ly/cr8SlE Discount: SAODISC

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jamesshore: Reminder: my Art of Agile training courses start in two weeks. Limited seats. Register http://bit.ly/cr8SlE Discount: SAODISC

James Shore: Let's Play: Test-Driven Development

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James Shore consults and writes about high performance software development for teams who are willing to be great.

Hope he gets enough comments that he keep this up