Author: Seb Rose

Last week I presented my session at ACCU 2012 to a packed audience in an overheated room. Here is the slide deck http://www.slideshare.net/sebrose/common-objections-to-tdd-and-their-refutations

Thanks to all of you who contributed to the survey. I now have quite a bit of work collating your input, which I hope to finish before the end of April. I’ll then blog the results. I’ll also be presenting a session on “Objections To TDD” at the AC…

TL;DR; Homeplug devices can be a great way to network your house, but they may not all interoperate smoothly. Like many people I live in a house that was built before networks were an essential part of family life. A common solution is WiFi, but t…

Singleton has been a thorn in the side of proponents of design patterns ever since it saw the light of day in the GoF book. I recently came across this short presentation I wrote on the subject of Design Patterns in general and Singleton (and its …

Last night my TDD Survey form went live at https://claysnow.co.uk/pages/tdd-questionnaire It’s a very basic, free-text form, designed to gather reasons why more people don’t practice TDD. After all, TDD is one of the foundational agile practices th…

I’ve dabbled a bit with FitNesse over the years, but have recently concentrated more on unit testing (with GoogleTest and GoogleMock). I’m now working on a Java web app and FitNesse seems like just the thing for putting some acceptance tests in pl…

On May 7th 2011 I gave a well-attended session at DDD Scotland. The feedback was good – lowest scores were for the slide deck: Too Wordy. Undaunted, I’m posting the deck here in its full glory. (Thanks due to Owen Brown for the Claysnow logo)

Reprint of an article I wrote for CVu, the member’s journal of ACCU (http://www.accu.org): RekursivView more documents from Seb Rose.

Check out this presentation, from my session at ACCU 2011, Oxford: Stopping the Rot – Putting Legacy C++ Under TestView more presentations from Seb Rose.