Liz Keogh's blog » Feature Injection and handling technical stories
february 2010 by Vaguery
"There are some technical stories, though, which really do deliver something the business care about. You can find this out by asking, “Who cares if I don’t do this? Who cares if I don’t have an automated build? If I don’t write unit tests? If I don’t write acceptance tests?”
This is where the feature injection comes in. I’m flexing Chris Matts’s template a bit to do this; here’s how mine reads:
In order to
will need ."
BDD
behavior-driven-design
features
software-development
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This is where the feature injection comes in. I’m flexing Chris Matts’s template a bit to do this; here’s how mine reads:
In order to
will need ."
february 2010 by Vaguery
Colourmanagement Doggy on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
may 2007 by Vaguery
If viewed with Safari, color managemnt "works"; no other known browser shows the picture as created.
via:nelson
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browsers
image
standards
features
color
technology
user-experience
may 2007 by Vaguery
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