Five Blogs – 2 October 2019

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

Five quality patterns in Agile development
Written by: Erik Zeedijk

Against TDD
Written by: Dave Nicolette

Inverting the Test Automation Pyramid
Written by: Martin Ivison

For Good Data Management, You Need a Well-Defined SLA
Written by: Pete Walen

Testing Microservices: an Overview of 12 Useful Techniques – Part 1
Written by: Wojciech Bulaty and Liam Williams

Quote of the day:
“Those who stand for nothing fall for anything.” -Alexander Hamilton

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Five Blogs – 22 Augustus 2019

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What Yes Really Means (other than maybe)
Written by: Thomas Cagley

Releasing? No big deal
Written by: Beren van Daele

How Should You Estimate Bugs?
Written by: Dan Makarov

TDD, TCR, and Frequent Commits
Written by: Bill Wake

Mind the test bottleneck
Written by: Matt Heusser

Quote of the day:
“The world is a huge place. How will you know where you fit in unless you explore beyond your comfort zone?” -Katie McGarry

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Five Blogs – 22 February 2019

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Where do you store your Given-When-Then statements?
Written by: Chris Matts

My learning – Part 17 – Your learnin
Written by: Erik Brickarp

4 Ways to Use Acceptance Criteria
Written by: Justin Rohrman

Call to ban killer robots in war
Written by: Pallab Ghosh

How to adopt service virtualization successfully
Written by: Chris Colosimo

Quote of the day:
“Life becomes easier when you learn to accept an apology you never got” -Robert Brault

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Five Blogs – 13 November 2018

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The Better Architect You Are, The Simpler Your Diagrams
Written by: Yegor Bugayenko

The Value of Test-Driven Development when Writing Changeable Code
Written by: David Bernstein

Understanding How the Service Mesh Fits with Performance Testing
Written by: Bob Reselman

When No One Retires
Written by: Paul Irving

Kotlin Clean Code For Android — Part 3 — Presenter
Written by: Mohanraj Karatadipalayam

Quote of the day:
“What you resist persists” -Carl Jung

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Five Blogs – 5 October 2018

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3 Keys to Mastering Test-Driven Development
Written by: David Bernstein

Five Team Player Shifts To Win
Written by: Terri Klass

Why Being Likable Can Be A Remarkable Life Skill
Written by: LaRae Quy

The Committee to Eliminate Committees (CTEC)
Written by: Dan Rockwell

Designing an Organization for a Product Approach, Part 1
Written by: Johanna Rothman

Quote of the day:
“They always say time changes things. But actually, you have to change them yourself.” -Andy Warhol

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Five Blogs – 26 September 2018

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Does Test Driven Development Work?
Written by: Ruairí O’Brien

How to Disagree with Your Boss—And Still Have a Good Relationship
Written by: Lolly Daskal

Product Orientation Requires Technical Excellence
Written by: Johanna Rothman

Hindsight lessons about exploration: What is testing?
Written by: Victor Slavchev

Quality Tool Job Aid: Check Sheets
Written by: Thomas Cagley

Quote of the day:
“Let it hurt. Let it bleed. Let it heal. And let it go.” -Nikita Gill

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Five Blogs – 30 August 2018

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

Teaching Acceptance Test-Driven Development
Written by: Matthew Heusser

Mobile Testing Part III: Seven Automated Mobile Testing Tips (and Five Great Tools)
Written by: Kristin Jackvony

7 Zen Principles (And How To Apply Them To Modern Life)
Written by: Brianna Wiest

Why Great Success Can Bring Out the Worst Parts of Our Personalities
Written by: Darko Lovric and Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic

How to Choose a Test Automation Tool
Written by: Alex McPeak

Quote of the day:
“Sometimes the most important life lessons are the ones you learn the hard way” -Unknown

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