Found this in my email and fee like I should repost to my blog -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I've been an Architect for many years and code review is always something that is difficult to do right. I have tried from formal code review meetings to reviewing CVS check-ins daily, to

So questison of the day over lunch is my standard: what would you do if you are rich. Most people said they have specific things they will do, like travel the world, ski, ride bike. Me? I will probably be funding other people's dreams. I think it will

So there you go. I'm starting to Blog about the J-RAT process. Two days ago we started our new J-RAT process. Putting 10 people in one room (2 developers, 1 DBA, 3 Testers, 2 BAs and 1 accountant, 1 Architect) and start intensive, business centric testing.

After day 1, we are doing great. 3 concurrent threads of work was going on in the room. We were getting the database ready, regression testing the code, and migrating data. Remember, J-RAT's entry criteria is that System Testing is done. So we need to make sure the