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Originally posted on The Agile Revolution Podcast:
Craig and Tony are at YOW! Conference in Brisbane and wander around the hallways talking to different speakers and some attendees and volunteers: Woody Zuill and Paul Rayner – Beer Driven Development (the other BDD), Woody’s talk “Mob Programming, A Whole Team Approach” talk and Paul’s “EventStorming –…
Craig and Tony are at YOW! Conference in Brisbane and wander around the hallways talking to different speakers and some attendees and volunteers: Woody Zuill and Paul Rayner – Beer Driven Development (the other BDD), Woody’s talk “Mob Programming, A Whole Team Approach” talk and Paul’s “EventStorming – Collaborative Learning for Complex Domains” talk, the … Continue reading →
Originally posted on The Agile Revolution Podcast:
Craig chats with Paul Rayner, a BDD and DDD expert who helps people bridge the gap of collaborative design between developers and business representatives, at YOW! West in Perth, and two old friends talk about the following: * Agile Alliance Functional Testing Tool workshop (2011 in Salt Lake City) *…
Craig chats with Paul Rayner, a BDD and DDD expert who helps people bridge the gap of collaborative design between developers and business representatives, at YOW! West in Perth, and two old friends talk about the following: * Agile Alliance Functional Testing Tool workshop (2011 in Salt Lake City) * “Domain Driven Design” (Eric Evans) and “Working … Continue reading →
Originally posted on The Agile Revolution Podcast:
After many failed attempts to get him on the podcast, Craig finally catches up with Dan North at YOW! Conference on his way out the door to the airport and in a quick chat they cover: BDD – developing an application by looking at its behaviour from the…
After many failed attempts to get him on the podcast, Craig finally catches up with Dan North at YOW! Conference on his way out the door to the airport and in a quick chat they cover: BDD – developing an application by looking at its behaviour from the perspective of its stakeholders (people who’s live … Continue reading →
Originally posted on The Agile Revolution Podcast:
Craig is at the YOW! Connected conference and talks to Mark Pedersen, the CTO at KJR, and they talk all things quality and testing: the changing role of a tester in an Agile environment, it clarifies the role rather than making it blurrier in an Agile environment it…
Craig is at the YOW! Connected conference and talks to Mark Pedersen, the CTO at KJR, and they talk all things quality and testing: the changing role of a tester in an Agile environment, it clarifies the role rather than making it blurrier in an Agile environment it does not make sense to have a … Continue reading →
Craig and Renee catch up late in the evening to chat about recent Agile articles and events including: Havard Business Review article “Time Management Training Doesn’t Work“ turn off Microsoft Outlook notifications (do as we say not as we do) “Disruption and Recovery of Computing Tasks: Field Study, Analysis & Directions” – if you have … Continue reading →
I have known John Ferguson Smart for a number of years, bumping into him at various conferences since 2009. When I heard he was writing a book on BDD I was both excited and apprehensive – a number of people have attempted to cover BDD over the years to varying levels of success. I must […]
