Archive for October, 2008

 

GTAC 2008 Recap - Part 2

October 29th, 2008

Advances in Automated Software Technologies, Elfriede Dustin and Marcus Borch
This started with focus on applying hardware testing techniques to software testing. Namely with regards to reusable components (citing koders.com and krugle.com). The components in question seemed to largely be toolkits that they use in testing including

STAX/STAF
Fire eye – for test data generation
VNC Robot – for [...]

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GTAC 2008 Restrospective

October 26th, 2008

I traveled to Seattle last week for this year’s Google Testing and Automation Conference. I tried to take some notes for the benefit of my own memory and others, so I’ll be posting notes and reactions to my blog over the next few days starting with this post.
As for a quick overview of this [...]

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Fork my bash profile

October 2nd, 2008

Some of you may remember my tumblr post about using a directory of configuration files in place of the standard single .profile script for setting up a Unix environment.  I’ve since refined the idea even more and started working on generalizing it for use across multiple operating systems.  And to make it even more fun [...]

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