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Author Archives: Rick Ross
Woo hoo! The transition is complete!
I haven’t added any blog entries lately, since I’ve been very busy working on the site redesign which you now can see for yourself. Visually, the changes are very subtle. Unless you have an eagle eye or a photographic memory, … Continue reading
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Testing: It’s not just for QA anymore
When you hear the word “testing” in regards to software development, do you a) Groan and say “Oh no!” b) Exclaim “Testing? We don’t need no stinkin’ testing!” c) Say “Hey it works. It compiled!” d) Sarcastically exclaim “Great! Just … Continue reading →