Agile Testing Practices from Jared Richardson

February 20, 2007

I was fortunate enough to catch the “Agile Testing Practices” talk by Jared Richardson last night at the trijug.  A couple colleagues wanted to attend, but couldn’t so I recorded it.  With Jared’s permission I’m linking to it here as an ogg file.  I cleaned it up with the ‘levelator’ program from gigavox, but it still sounds sort of, well, you can tell it was a ‘bootleg’, let’s leave it at that.  However, after the first 10-15 seconds or so, it settles in and it’s pretty solid for the better part of an hour.  I didn’t edit an ending - it just ‘cuts off’ - my apologies for the roughness, but the content is still definitely worth it.  If you have a chance to catch Jared speak, please do so - he’s one of the better speakers I’ve heard recently and you’ll get inspired to take your development practices to the next level.
P.S. Jared’s book -  Ship It! - is one I’ll be picking up soon as well, and will post something in more detail after I’ve read through it.

P.P.S. I was going to add this to the web development podcast webdevradio.com but decided I didn’t have the time to properly edit it.

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