Contents tagged with Community News
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devZing Partners with QASymphony to integrate qTrace
If you are a tester you owe it to yourself to check out qTrace. It is a screen capture tool on steroids. devZing is also offering a special deal so you don't have to pay full price. Check out devzing.com/qtrace for all the details.
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Internship with devZing
devZing is looking for an intern. If you're a hotshot with html/javascript, seo or ad words take a look.
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Bugzilla will no longer support Windows 2000
Time to migrate off that old box to a hosted bugzilla solution
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devZing.com now has Hosted Subversion
from the devZing Blog
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devZing - No Hassel Open Source Project Management Hosting
The next revision of our open source project management hosting service is now live - devZing.com
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Agile Open NW 2009
Agile Open NW 2009 has been scheduled for Feb 10-11, 2009 at the Ambridge Event Center in Portland, OR.
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Speaking about Lean Software/Kanban at PADNUG on Mar 3, 2009
I'm be speaking at the March 2009 Portland Area .NET Users Group (PADNUG) meeting.
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Agile Open Northwest 2008 - Mar. 18-19 in Seattle, WA
Here is a flyer for your office
I attended AONW last year and had a fabulous time. It was great to reconnect with some of the local practitioners and have some really interesting conversations and be introduced to new idea. If you can make it I would highly recommend attending this year. Remember, attendance is limited to the first 100 people, so sign up soon! Look me up and I'll buy you a frosty beverage of your choice. -
PnP 2006 Continuous Integration Resources
Here are the resources from my 10/11/06 talk Continuous Integration at PnP 2006
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I will be speaking on continuous integration at Microsoft's Patterns & Practices Summit October 9-12 2006
One of the fundamental practices of agile software development is continuous integration. CI in its simplest form is about building your software reliably. The secret sauce of CI is that it decreases the size of the feedback loop allowing you to respond to problems sooner. Come explore how to add more information to your feedback loop through advanced topics such as testing, installers, static analysis, 3rd party and internal dependancies. We'll not only be looking at the good stuff, but alternatives and problems that can creep in.