Currently, partly based on my experiences both as a project manager and a developer, I started writing a piece of software that hopefully, at some point, will make my life a lot easier (and would be useful to other people as well). The project is called pm360. 360° comes from advertising business. It means that [...]
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Testing web applications #1
A short summary of tools for functional testing. That’s first part of my research on automation in web development. Project Website Type Configuration Key advantages Canoo WebTest http://webtest.canoo.com/ Manual assertions Groovy, XML Straighforward and extensible, easy data importing. Celerity http://celerity.rubyforge.org/ Manual assertions JRuby Simplicity. HtmlUnit http://htmlunit.sourceforge.net/ Manual assertions JUnit Low-level, extensibility. Jameleon http://jameleon.sourceforge.net/ Manual assertions [...]
Being agile doesn’t mean being relaxed
Some people think that doing things “agile” means all you need is: a client that will never get pissed off, a set of loose requirements and eternity for development work. These people are wrong. If you think I’m lying, you belong to the same group of people, what implies that you’re wrong as well. As [...]