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| Dec 27, 2003 | – | Managed Developer Testing This Developer Testing Note introduces the concept of Managed Developer Testing, a set of management practices supported by automated tools which I believe are essential to make a developer testing effort successful. more >> |
| Dec 21, 2003 | – | History of Iterative Development Methods On this blog we'll be discussing automation of developer testing. This is closely related to processes that drive software development projects, and in particular to the iterative development methods. An article by Craig Larman and Victor Basili in IEEE software gives a concise overview of the history of these approaches to software development. Thanks to Martin Fowler for pointing it out on his blog. |
| Dec 19, 2003 | – | About Us This site has been created by staff members of Agitar Software. We love, live and breathe software quality. Here we have a place to post stories that reflect our personal interests. We will also look to invite contributions by others in the industry. Every reader is welcome to contribute to the forum (although it is monitored), if you have articles to contribute, please send email to webmaster@agitar.com. |
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