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Five Blogs – 28 February 2018

The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out.

The Problem With High Test Coverage
Written by: Robert Ecker

Can You Have Too Many Tests?
Written by: Jeff Langr

On “Testing vs Checking” and other Oppositions – Dialectics and Deconstruction
Written by: Paul Maxwell-Walters

5 Productivity Habits to Hack Your Morning Routine
Written by: Kayla Matthews

5 Things Positive People Never Do
Written by: LaRae Quy

Quote of the day:
“Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.” -Carl Sagan

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Five Blogs – 22 January 2018

The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out.

Doing a project without estimates
Written by: Thorbjørn Sigberg

If Your Spouse’s Work Life Is Stressful, Design a Healthier Home Life
Written by: Michelle Gielan

Fixed Length Iterations vs. Continuous Flow
Written by: John Cutler

Leadership Emerges: Easy Steps to Find the Leader in You
Written by: Kate Nasser

Three types of coding dojo for test automation
Written by: Katrina Clokie

Quote of the day:
“Every star may be a sun to someone” -Carl Sagan

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Five Blogs – 6 December 2017

The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out.

Bobby Tables
Written by: Robert C. Martin

4 Strategies for a Structured QA Process
Written by: Praveena Ramakrishnan

End to End Testing and Integration Testing Revisited
Written by: Pete Walen

Tension and Negotiation Between Disciplines
Written by: Ben Kelly

10 Questions to Ask Your Remote Team to Boost Productivity
Written by: Rae Steinbach

Quote of the day:
“Learning happens in no time. It’s not learning that takes time.” -Marshall Thurber

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Five Blogs – 27 November 2017

The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out.

3 Ways to Plan Testing
Written by: Jess Ingrassellino

The missing link between testing and automation
Written by: Viktor Slavchev

All Pain, No Gain: Why the High-Intensity Training Obsession Has Failed Us All
Written by: Joel Jamieson

Unit Testing Doesn’t Affect Codebases the Way You Would Think
Written by: Erik Dietrich

Test cases are a great tool. But not for finding bugs
Written by: Antti Niittyviita

Quote of the day:
“In our deepest moments we say the most inadequate things” -Edna O’Brien

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Five Blogs – 13 September 2017

The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out.

The No Asshole Rule (Robert Sutton)
Written by: Lee Hawkins

Code is Creative
Written by: Jess Ingrassllino

How To Be Tough When You Prefer Being Kind
Written by: Dan Rockwell

The Secret to Retaining Tech Talent: Give Them Ways to Grow
Written by: Meghan M. Biro

Testing vs. Checking — so what?
Written by: Jeremias Roessler

Quote of the day:
“I can bear any pain as long as it has meaning” -Haruki Murakami

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Five Blogs – 11 September 2017

The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out.

The IoT testing process using microservices and containers
Written by: Matt Heusser and Jon Robinson

The Sucky Answer Heuristic
Written by: Richard Paterson

Must There Always Be Inferior Code?
Written by: Gerald M. Weinberg

On Real Options and Speculative Investments
Written by: Liz Keogh

Equifax Says Cyberattack May Have Affected 143 Million in the U.S.
Written by: Tara Siegel

Quote of the day:
“Neither should a ship rely on one small anchor, nor should life rest on a single hope” -Epictetus

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Five Blogs – 19 July 2017

The (best) five blogs I read today. Check them out.

Are Your Scrum Sprints Becoming a Backlog in Disguise?
Written by: Clemens Lode

A Manifesto for Agile Change Management
Written by: Jason Little

You Can Speak More Powerfully Without Ever Raising Your Voice
Written by: Anett Grant

What We Learned from Improving Diversity Rates at Pinterest
Written by: Candice Morgan

Improve Coding Productivity
Written by: Dave Westerveld

Quote of the day:
“Don’t listen to yourself; listen to the advice that you give others” -Michael Lottner

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