Thoughts on „How Google Tests Software“
During my recent years as Software Project Manager I learned to appreciate modern software testing beyond just a tool. In earlier blog posts I described my personal hands-on progress on…
Engineering Manager & SW Development Enthusiast
During my recent years as Software Project Manager I learned to appreciate modern software testing beyond just a tool. In earlier blog posts I described my personal hands-on progress on…
I am following the Thoughtworks Technology Radar since approximately five years. Since I first became aware about it (IIRC a colleague forwarded a version to me), I enjoyed its volumes…
Recently I studied the Thoughtworks Technology Radar in its newest version and came upon the recommended activity of „Dependency Drift Fitness Function„, referring to the output of dependency analysis and…
In my series of book reviews on classics its time to take on another evergreen: Refactoring from Martin Fowler. It was already referenced a multiple times in the earlier books…
My third book review leads me to the third book in a row from Robert C. Martin. You may think I am a fanboy or such, but its just that…
A few months ago I read about mutation testing for the first time. At that time I started my current pet project with a focus on proper testing, and the…
After recently reading Clean Code from the same auther, now I followup on Clean Architecture from Robert C. Martin. While Clean Code focusses mostly on the smallest entities of software…
Just a brief update on my current pet project’s Jenkins pipelines setup. The Jenkins BlueOcean graph probably already covers it mostly: I have parallelized some „Fast Tests“ – all of…
In my current pet project, I try to not only focus on the features itself, but also in the quality of the software and the development environment. Since I programmed…
I recently ordered some books from my project’s book recommendation list. This list is maintained by a few colleagues and contains many classics, but also some more hidden gems. Clean…