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Beautiful Builds - A work in progress(beautifulbuilds.com)
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Holy shit, that's a lot of Ioc Frameworks(osherove.com)
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Tools And Frameworks for Unit Testing in .NET for 2013(osherove.com)
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Passport ownership in America, by state. Let’s play "Correlations"(exp.lore.com)
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TDD: 4 questions to help you create the simplest thing that could possibly work(osherove.com)
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A 3D display that looks like a hologram(vimeo.com)
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DevOps Survival Mode(5whys.com)
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Six Tools for Managing Multiple Remote Desktops On Mac and PC(osherove.com)
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Innovative ways of queuing - Thai Edition(i.imgur.com)
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Video Projector Aimed at Blizzard’s Falling Snow, Results Photographed(laughingsquid.com)
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Feeling Stupid is Highly Recommended(5whys.com)
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The Team Leader Manifesto(5whys.com)
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Tests and Builds are Made to be Broken(osherove.com)
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Automated Build Pattern: Cumulative Build(osherove.com)
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When I work on Legacy Code(osherove.com)
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What does TDD with pair programming REALLY feel like? (Several Hours of Video)(artofunittesting.com)
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The Coaching Architect (Video)(5whys.com)
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A Manifesto For Sofware Team Leaders - Take 1(5whys.com)
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by royosherove 16y ago
As I said before, We think this is a cost that repays itself in the first few days of usage. people have used the .NET version and found it valuable. In C++, the situation is even more problematic than in .NET - the price, almost the same.
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by royosherove 16y ago
Yep, you heard right. It actually costs money. We believe it also is able to save that money in the first few days of its use, because of its ability to test untestable stuff. I'd be happy to discuss more - I'm Roy Osherove and my email i