Exploration Through Example

Example-driven development, Agile testing, context-driven testing, Agile programming, Ruby, and other things of interest to Brian Marick

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Wed, 14 Jul 2004

Three bills

Apparently there's something of a concerted push to get U.S. voters to contact their congresspeople about the need for verifiable paper trails in computer voting. I contacted mine today. I asked the senators to co-sponsor Senator Ensign's 'Voting Integrity and Verification Act,' # S 2437 or Senator Graham's amendment to HAVA ( # S 1980), and my representative to co-sponsor Rep. Holt's 'Voter Confidence and Increased Accessibility Act,' # HR 2239.

Phone numbers for legislators are easy to find.

Dutiful one that I am, it seems I should study the text of the bills to make sure I agree, but I don't have time. The general thrust seems right, and the crucial thing is to let our representatives know this is an important issue.

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Draft Introduction posted

I've finished a draft of the Introduction to Driving Projects with Examples. The introduction is a fictional story of adding a feature to a product. My goal is twofold: to show the tasks involved in example-driven development, and to give a feel for what it should be like to work in such a project. For those with experience, I'm curious how this story compares to your own.

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Agile Planet

Ian Davis has created an aggregator for Agile blogs called Agile Planet. One-stop shopping for all your agileoblogospheric needs.

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