Summer of ‘92
Actually, it all started in the summer of ’90 – but, it ended in ’92, which was again not really the end. It was the beginning of a life’s journey.
I admit that going to G C College to do the +2 after high school was a little intimidating, albeit [...]
Based on user feedback, 5 new commands are added to QAuto:
CopyFile(param1,param2)
BackupFile(param1)
RestoreFile(param1)
DeleteFile(param1)
Comment(whatever string)
For regression testing, you need to be stateless – that is if you add new input files, the test running for other tests may be affected.
So, these above functions will be useful.
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I am glad to announce the release of the prototype for QAuto – the Windows GUI Functional Testing Tool. This only works on Microsoft Windows.
Tested on XP. But you can try on Vista. Also, you need to have MFC dlls already installed on your machine.
It is platform / language independent. What does it [...]
My own top 9 list of resources on the web for C++. Why top 9 and not top 10? I am just tired of ‘top 10′ s.
In no particular order:
The basics.
Interesting FAQ. You can get answers [...]
Finally!
JobCanvas.com is here. A jobsite that is simple, fast and effective. I am glad to see it go live.
It is an exclusive portal for Kolkata jobs.
Will write on the making of JobCanvas sometime soon.
Enough of analysis. Let’s attack this task-wise. What we will finally have, is a blueprint for successful outsourcing. For the sake of clarity, I am considering a single outsourced resource working on a client’s project. This is scalable.
The Players
Players on the Client side
The Handler – who is basically a [...]
The issues with outsourcing for small companies were outlined in Part I. Now, we shall explore the tactics and strategies to solve each of these. Not all is doom and gloom.
The Issues for the Client
Let’s sort out the client’s issues:
1. Process
Process will be a derivative. More [...]
Much has been said for and against outsourcing software development. And yes, many models of outsourcing have been championed. In this 3 part series, I will explore my own software outsourcing model that I think works for small companies.
Assumption – the company that is outsourcing is small; the company that [...]
Children in India are quite good at math. And one of the math problems is that of a monkey climbing an oiled bamboo pole.
It goes like this – a monkey is trying to reach the top of an oiled bamboo pole. When he climbs up 3 feet, he slips down [...]
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