Archive for January, 2008

Automating Checklists with nose

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

Grig has an interesting post today about enforcing checklists via nose, Agile Testing: Joel on checklists  Now that is an interesting idea.  I do lots of PCI compliance testing and documenting the tests and procedures is par for the course.  Automating those procedures goes a long way in helping out in this regard. Dora, […]

Acknowledging the Elephant in Development

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

There is a great article over on SnapLogic,  SnapLogic Blog » Squishy design with Python: Designing in code
The gist of the article is that when developing APIs are never as complete as we want them when we are developing a new system and if you are using a static language you’ve got lots of ramifications […]

Plugin Framework/Architecture

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

There is an interesting write up on plugin architecture – g :: A Simple Plugin Framework
A project that I’m working on is going to require a plugin framework for a number of things: Logic, Data Storage, Reporting and I’ve been keeping my eyes open for papers/articles on plugin frameworks.  Do you know of any resources/articles?

More Blogging, Faster?

Monday, January 21st, 2008

ScribeFire has been installed again.  After a tumultuous summer, fitful fall we are in to the Winter.  Time to get back on the post wagon.  There will be more to follow now.

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