Thomas Sundberg is a software developer, consultant and teacher at the Royal Institute of Technology from Stockholm. He will teach a workshop on testing web applications with Selenium. I asked him a few questions about himself and the workshop. This is the full interview. Enjoy!
Interview with Thomas Sundberg Read More »
Rebecca Wirfs-Brock having a discussion with Alex Bolboaca and explaining her experience during the Agile Architecture workshop she taught in 2012 in Timisoara, Romania.
Rebecca Wirfs-Brock: Agile Architecture Workshop Read More »
Rebecca Wirfs-Brock explains what a Software Architect should do, but mostly what a Software Architect should NOT do. Rebecca will be teaching Agile Architecture Workshop: An Incremental Approach. By the way, Rebecca is coming to I T.A.K.E Unconference 2013. See why she chose to come in this video.
Rebecca Wirfs-Brock:What Should an Architect Do (Video) Read More »
by Thomas Sundberg, republished with permission Selenium a great tool for testing web applications. The current version, Selenium 2, is a merge between Selenium and WebDriver. I will walk you through an example where we test a web site using Selenium in a few different ways. This is the same example as I demonstrated
Testing a web application with Selenium 2 Read More »
In this video Rebecca is speaking why she wants to attend I T.A.K.E. Unconference 2013. Her main reasons are: the conference is focused on code, is not “people waiving their hands and speaking theory”, and open discussions during the open space can create “magical moments”. Enjoy!
Why Rebecca Wirfs-Brock is coming to I T.A.K.E. Unconference Read More »
by Rebecca Wirfs-Brock, republished with permission On agile teams, architects do more than design and implement the interesting tricky bits. They typically balance a wide range of concerns: short-term goals, overall system design integrity, risks versus efforts, design expediency. The successful agile architects I know aren’t ivory tower experts. They take a leadership role
Software Architecture Stewardship Read More »
Rebecca Wirfs-Brock president of Wirfs-Brock Associates and IEEE Software’s Design Columnist, is a well-known and respected object-oriented practitioner. She invented the way of thinking about objects known as Responsibility-Driven Design and is the lead author of Object Design: Roles, Responsibilities, and Collaborations (2003) and the classic Designing Object-Oriented Software (1990). Through her writing, teaching, consulting,
Rebecca Wirfs-Brock — Blending Agile and Lean Practices: Two Quick Stories Read More »
A few months ago we were announcing the launch of a unique technical conference: I T.A.K.E. It’s now time to tell you more about why it’s unique. Speakers are obviously a very important part of a conference. We put a lot of effort into bringing the best development minds from around Europe. They are community
A Technical Conference where Speakers Write Code Read More »
My colleague Nicoleta challenged me to write a blog post about agile that even a non-technical person can understand. I accepted the challenge only to find myself facing a big problem: how can I describe a philosophy that impacts everything about how we work (and even live) in a short post while keeping it easy
Agile for Non-Technical People Read More »
After an initial romance with use cases, the agile community embraced user stories as its de facto standard for documenting requirements. You have probably seen them a lot by now and maybe even wrote a few: As a <user type> I want <action> So that <benefit> To make them more versatile, Mike Cohn introduced two additional
5 tips for better user stories Read More »
