It’s that time again
- Only limit on the number of rows in a table is system memory; stack, not heap
- Q: It would be great if a !define can call another !define.
A:You can do this if you alternate your use of curly braces {} with parentheses () - Q: How to turn off the display of !define definitions in the non-edit display of a page
A: If your defines are at the top, you can always enclose them in!**> Variable definitions !define away... **!Which puts them in a collapsible box that is collapsed by default. This gets them mostly out of the way.
- The Model View Presenter “separates the behavior of a presentation from the view while allowing the view to receive user events”
- FitNesse and .NET presentation
- Building FitNesse and FitLibrary for .NET 2.0 How-To
- Continuous Integration paper
- What might happen if we shipped/released today?
- 99-100% code coverage does not imply well-tested code, it merely allows it.
- To be “sprintable”, each task has to be sufficiently distinct that:
- It can be assigned completely to one person
- It is smaller than a sprint — it’s either completely in or completely out.
- Make an idiot-proof application and the world will build a bigger idiot
- WATSUP Windows Application Test System Using Python
- pywinauto
- Rational Performance Tester
- Peer reviews are typically “non-operational” – that is, you are reviewing the work product (requirements spec, design spec, architecture spec, project plan, test plan, code, etc.) directly – typically sitting in the discomfort of your office chair or in a conference room, whereas unit testing is “operational” – that is, you are reviewing the operation of the code in the development or test lab, but you are NOT reviewing the source code itself.
- Does the process accomplish the mission?
- A paper on How Six-Sigma sometimes results in a loss of Critical Thinking