This time to the Wellington Dot Net Users Group.
See previous post for link to slides.
Another good discussion ensued.
This time I demoed FxCop. That went well.
I think next time (if there is one) I would also demo the Testing framework.
Feedback on my presentation style: was good, but I need to "own" the subject a bit more. Instead of being deferential to either the material or the audience, I need to project confidence in the stuff I know.
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Comment by Jamie, on 16-JUL-2009 16:05 ( IP: 125.236.192.77 , user id: )
ReplyDeleteHi James
Thanks again for that presentation and a good discussion afterwards (I was the test engineer looking at continuous integration for dotnet).
Is it possible for me to grab a copy of the presentation slides?
If you're OK with re-use, I was hoping to present something partly based upon the points you covered for Assurity staff focussing on wider application quality and thinking outside of the testing "box".
It wasn't something I planned before last night, but I came out of the presentation thinking it would be a very interesting subject!
Cheers Jamie :)
Author's note by JamesHip, on 17-JUL-2009 07:53 ( IP: 146.171.254.97 , user id: 29914)
ReplyDeleteKiaora Jamie,
Here's the link: http://vtrx9w.blu.livefilestore.com/y1pivVQ391rf-WjWJZ7Wm5jEKsZsIoRY7UYaouQt9oCUfQyuqS3-GjV_B8Da3eDFmTPFD3RqCFB--GlOVE4ATt6sA/HowToEnsureQuality.pps?download
I'm also available to present, if desired!
Hi James.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your presentation the other week.
Given your own feedback comment in your post, you might find this useful:
Strong Opinions, Weakly Held
http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001124.html
This is how I approach my own presentations. Totally confident that this is the best I know *now*, but aware that there's always more to learn and refutation might be around the next corner.
Keep up the good work,
Bevan.