Greetings! I'll be your facilitator at the FTT workshop in Portland, so I thought I'd take a moment to introduce myself. I worked on my first XP project in...
... Hi Elisabeth, I am not sure if you were hoping for everyone to introduce themselves but, even if you weren't, here goes... I worked on my first XP project...
Hi all, My initial experience was similar to Kevin's--in 2000-2001, I led my first XP project and had great success and the most fun of my career. Since then,...
I've been doing XP since early 2000 (right after the White Book came out.) Before that we did something that resembles FDD at NorTel all through the 80's and...
Executive summary: Street cred... typical Marick pseudo-intellectual gobbledeegook... whine, whine, whine... a list of actions, because I am incapable of just...
In the spirit of introductions... I've been working in software development since the mid nineties... mostly specialising in software testing... My first XP...
Hi all, my name is Stephen Michaud and I have been in s/w dev since the early nineties, predominantly in testing and project management. My first exposure to...
Hi all, Just wondering if anyone would be interested in getting together for dinner the night before the workshop, Wednesday Oct 10? Also, there are some folks...
I recently reflected on why I have such a passion for functional test driven development (FTDD), and was surprised to discover that it is a convergence of...
Sounds like an excellent idea. My plane doesn’t land until 19:40pm, however. So, whether I can come depends on how long it takes for me to get to the hotel...
I'm open to both ideas, although I don't know if I'll be able to make it. Cheers, Jim ... -- James Shore, Titanium I.T. LLC voice: 503-267-5490 email:...
Yes, I am interested in getting together for dinner. And I think it would be great to invite people from PNSQC. Ben On 10/4/07, Elisabeth Hendrickson...
My flight arrives at 20:35, so I will miss dinner. If anyone wants to share a ride to the hotel, I can give them an exercise bar on the way. What's the best...
Can those of you that attended the Google Test Automation Conference last year provide a summary of any insights / learnings / direction, etc that came out of...
Thank you Elisabeth for suggesting that we self-introduce. Let me just say that the impressive credentials of the folks who preceded me in responding here...
Hello, My name is Pekka Laukkanen and I'm a Finnish test automation specialist. I started my career as a test engineer year 2000 and found myself writing...
Hi all, My name is Juha Rantanen. I started my career as test engineer in 2003 at a small start-up company. I was responsible for all the testing related tasks...
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Ward Cunningham
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Oct 8, 2007 3:26 pm
Friends -- I'm excited about our upcoming workshop. I feel that we could easily set direction that could impact a decade. I'm also a great fan of the LAWST...
Greetings all! I've been absolutely delighted to read all your wonderful introductions! This is going to be a fabulous meeting! And, speaking of our meeting,...
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Adam Geras
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Oct 8, 2007 7:39 pm
Hi, I'm Adam Geras, YACA (Yet Another Calgary Attendee) and it's a thrill to be included in the workshop. There are people attending that I've read and...
... I like the agenda, the content and the structure. There's one topic that seems to be missing though - "What works and what doesn't work with current...
Hi Elisabeth, I'd like to give a lightning talk. Oh, and speaking of beer and milkshakes, I believe McMenamins also does a beershake. I've never had it, but I...
Hello, The agenda looks great! Having a session about what has worked and what has not (both tool and process wise) like Kevin suggested might be a good...
Hi all, I agree with Kevin's point that we should add something on "What works and what doesn't work with current tools/approaches? Why?" Though I'm wondering...
I'll add to the pile my second of Kevin's suggestion. It hints at the trouble I'm having answering Elisabeth's challenge question about the agenda: "would it...
Hi John, Thanks for suggesting these concrete goals. I remember when Jennitta and Ron and I sat down at Agile2007 to discuss the agenda. We discovered that...
... Is there an assumption that the ideal workflow will degrade gracefully on a not-ideal project? Many utopian ideal don't. ... Brian Marick, independent...
