Month: November 2008

There’s been lots of chatter lately about whether Agile is Dead, or if Scrum is [better|worse] than Lean, and whether Lean can be used for Development teams, or if Scrum should be shot, and so on, and thus forth. Here’s my view, subject to correction: Agile is a mindset. It is actually agile, with a…

If you are getting any of these types of exceptions compiling code: error CS1501: No overload for method ‘WaitOne’ takes ‘1’ arguments error CS1501: No overload for method ‘WaitAny’ takes ‘2’ arguments error CS1501: No overload for method ‘WaitAll’ takes ‘2’ arguments Then you are trying to compile code with .NET 3.5 that someone has…

I’ve been working on some more spikes around my Fluent Fitnesse effort mentioned a couple of days ago. One of the things this is designed to be is a roundtrip tool – so Fitnesse pages get converted to code, and vice versa. This way the business people still use Fitnesse for all of their work,…

One of the biggest challenges for people using FitNesse in any scale is how to manage the pages. Since everything is a wiki, and mapped dynamically to adapter classes, it becomes very easy to break, very easy to make brittle, and pretty difficult to refactor. While there has been work on the interwebs to make…