We could define test velocity as the speed at which we cover the software in order to final risks to quality. If we spend time looking deeply into the […]
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Software Testing Secrets
It’s been 25 years since our Managing Director, Matt Heusser, gave his first lightning talk at OSCon. These five-minute talks are powerful because the speaker actually has time to make […]
Read MoreWhat we’ve been up to at Excelon!
With things slowing down a bit, our Managing Director, Matt Heusser, has been out and about a little more, and we have new material. Given it’s been awhile since we’ve […]
Read MoreNOTAM and Resilience
On Tuesday, January 10th, the US Federal Aviation Administrations (FAA) Notice to Air Missions, or NOTAM, system, went down overnight. As a direct result, no planes took off overnight or […]
Read MoreThe place for #ChatGPT
, Two weeks ago I took my first, presumptive look at #ChatGPT for testing. The app has real potential, and seems to have some ability to learn. It’s tempting to […]
Read More1099 Employment & Healthcare
So you’ve been offered a wonderful opportunity, great pay, 100% remote, learning new things for Excelon Development. Now you can work from the comfort of your own home, drinking […]
Read MoreChatGPT for testers
How We Got Here Seventy years ago Alan Turing proposed that real Artificial Intelligence (AI) would be able to interact with the person through a keyboard and screen just like […]
Read MoreLet’s get the band back together
It’s been eight years since we announced Software Delivery 24/7. The idea was to have a safe place to talk about software, a conference list, a resource list — a […]
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Introducing Contracting (+)
The 2020 Global Pandemic hit friends and family hard. For those who made it through, the loss of loved ones, economic damage, and forced isolation are not something to ignore. […]
Read MoreOn working remote and mini-retreats …
A lot of us are working remote now. That is good. It seems that most of us have just traded a cubicle for a home office. That wasn’t the point; […]
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