Convincing a Team to Start Unit Testing
This post in my unit testing series addresses the benefits of unit testing in general and in specific to the roles of Project Management, Developers, and QA.
This post in my unit testing series addresses the benefits of unit testing in general and in specific to the roles of Project Management, Developers, and QA.
Googletest and Fake Function Framework are the tools that I chose to use to unit test a C code base. Here I talk about why I chose them.
In a recent post, I expounded on what I can do for you as part of this business. In this post, I want to talk through why I started this business and what I want from it. For me, this will be some honest goal and expectation setting. I will be honest with what I…
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This post covers taking a Synology DS718+ NAS and installing a VPN server, the Synology Drive app (for accessing files), and the Synology DS Photo App.
I purchased a Synology DS718+ NAS and, in this post, cover unboxing the NAS, the initial software setup, and setting it up as a Time Machine backup server.
I’ve had the opportunity to speak with several mentors since I started this business and, to the person, they all asked the following question: What are you good at? What specifically are your customers going to demand your services for? I’ll be honest that, as I’m sure my mentors expected and wanted, this question threw…
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Giving myself permission to fail has been a struggle for most of my life. Here I cover where this struggle came from, how it affects my work, and how I’ve endeavored to deal with it.
It’s been a while since I’ve posted about the rails – blogger project and, while you could certainly check github yourself, I thought getting an update from me would be helpful. By giving you an update myself, I can explain What I initially planned that I figured out won’t work What I plan to do…
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When I am dealing with people, whether they’re clients, friends, or family, I need to be charming with them to make conversations smooth and productive.
The General Idea As part of learning how to program in Ruby on Rails and gaining an understanding of what it takes to build a website, I decided to build a blog that connects to Blogger, checks for posts and pulls them down at regular intervals, and displays them in a reasonable fashion. This is…
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