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  1. @markmicallef what i said was that a separate testing team becomes a hindrance at short deployment cycles. testers are stil vital.
  2. @AndreasEK no, the javadoc is not up to date. i think there's a github issue for that.
  3. to all those who asked for slides for the software g forces talk, here they are: http://bit.ly/5tsqiA
  4. @AndreasEK you can use @Rule TestWatchman to execute code only on failure in JUnit 4.7
  5. RT @AkitaOnRails: Interesting inquire: "Are Nash Equilibriums killing Agile?" http://bit.ly/4JghwY -- helps explain some things
  6. deploying multiple versions simultaneously makes sense with annual or hourly deployments but not in between http://idek.net/hFV
  7. #book "The Business of Software" fact-based observations for a slightly earlier generation of companies http://bit.ly/7mJxBR
  8. presenters: repeat any serious point that gets an unexpected laugh
  9. @agilecoach if i had to choose, i'm not sure which way i'd lean
  10. any class can now be a junit category and we made it possible to exclude categories. still think runners should handle this.
  11. i just realized i live in little house on the prairie, but with wifi...
  12. working on junit with @dsaff. we have wakened the dragon with categories. not sure how i feel about that.
  13. @einvalentin check out www.mcs.vuw.ac.nz/~marcus/m... for an intro
  14. went just a bit postal on industry misinterpretations. i'll tweet a link when it's up.
  15. i'll be interviewed in 3 minutes by @jarober. follow it live at http://justin.tv/mlucassmith or look for it on industry misinterpretations.
  16. @9200feet we feed them a combination of commercial grain and what they can forage on the forest floor. the flavor & meat yield are amazing.
  17. recording podcast with @jarober, catching up on email, and getting ready for thanksgiving. time to deliver forest-fed turkeys.
  18. @onierstrasz i derive my definition from "Structured Design" p. 85 and 106--coupling is propogating change and cohesion is its inverse
  19. @onierstrasz good to hear from you! i'm just repeating @yourdon and constantine's original definition.
  20. @rjocham "sub-element"--the methods in kevlin's stateless class are sub-elements, cohesive if changes propogate from one to others