September 2007
17 posts
JRuby and the Java Platform →
Why CAFEBABE? →
Story: Wizard of Oz
“Transported to a surreal landscape, a young girl kills the first woman she meets and then teams up with three complete strangers to kill again.” Aparently the Wizard of Oz.
“if you make your bug-reporting-tracking-resolving process Intutively Obvious To...”
– Chris McMahon on sofware-testing mailing list - “Publickly exposed bug tracking systems” discussion
Bremen Altstadt QTVR →
“I regret that I really can’t recommend any software solution for...”
– Ron Jeffries on agile-testing mailing list (Agile Estimating for Release Dates - Friends don’t let)
explore rubygems with shortcut
EXPLORER.EXE [/n][/e][,/root,][[,/select],]
explorer.exe /e, /root, c:\ruby\lib\ruby\gems\1.8, /select, gems
Create windows shortcut with this target:
explorer.exe /e, /root, c:\ruby\lib\ruby\gems\1.8, /select, gems
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/130510
almost 2 years ago I started to get into Ruby
marekj (Rev #1) in Instiki
Sales people asking to quantify magic of sofware...
Reading a conversation on software-testing mailing list about the schools of sofware testing and Garnder’s Quadrant and paul carvalho asks: “When I gave a quick overview of the Schools of Software Testing to one of our Sales people just now, she asked me where the schools fit on the Gardner Quadrant. Specifically she was hoping that the Context-Driven School fit into the upper right...
Jason Darling →
Stardock - Your Edge In Software →
Rubify.org →
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Lighthouse: Simple hosted Issue tracking, bug... →
Warehouse — Subversion Browser →
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