by Gerald M. Weinberg In 1977, Tom Gilb and I published a book called Humanized Input: Techniques for Reliable Keyed Input. We hoped to improve the pitiful state of input design for computer systems, and ten years later, we imagined we were beginning to see some...
Throughout my career, I’ve watched in dismay as one software manager after another falls into the trap of achieving delivery schedules by trimming tests. Some managers shortcut test work by skipping reviewing and unit testing in the middle of their project. Others...
Quality Software Management (Quality Software Series) Volume 1: Systems Thinking I have now converted the contents to two new eBooks: Sample and/or Buy either ebook through: KINDLE Barnes & Noble Smashwords Buy at Amazon.com Here are some reviews: “Weinberg...
Young genius Roger Fixman is unprepared for what happens after inventing Aremac, a machine that extracts pictures from people’s minds. The legal system is thrown into chaos. Corporations play dirty tricks on Fixman to steal the patent and grab the profits....