Tag: books
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Test Driven Markup and other tips
Everything but content is an enhancement. Heydon Pickering, “Inclusive Design Patterns” Last fall I had the pleasure to see Heydon Pickering speak at the #a11yTO conference in Toronto. He was not only an entertaining speaker but I also learned a ton listening to him. After the conference I got a copy of his book Inclusive… Read more
The Phoenix Project & the value of anecdotes
I generally have a hard time reading non-fiction books. Though I always love learning, I rarely find them engaging enough that I look forward to continuing them the way I do with a novel. If the topic is related to work, I usually find myself wanting to take notes, but I usually only make time… Read more
Agile Testing book club: Everyone is a Tester
If you’ve even dipped your toe into the online testing community, there’s a good chance that you’ve heard Agile Testing by Janet Gregory and Lisa Crispin as a recommended read. A couple weeks ago I got my hands on a copy and thought it would be a useful exercise to record the highlights of what… Read more
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