I needed a blog to replace DeveloperTesting. It is frustrating to lose the history of posts and the Google status that was there at DeveloperTesting but there’s also something refreshing about a new start. Perhaps in time I’ll resurrect some of the posts that used to live there into a “greatest hits”, but until then please enjoy this clean uncluttered space.
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first!
its obnoxious to require login
I don’t see a little rss feed thingy in url-bar. I can still subscribe the old fashioned way, though.
Hmm… no idea how to get that rss feed link to show up. I’ll put it on my list of things to research…
I see an rss thingie in my address bar.
I managed to reply to Brett’s comment before he actually wrote it. Cool! Time travel!
(yes my clock is right)
Yeah, DreamHost having a bit of trouble telling time today. :)
(Fixed your post time btw.)
Jeff, I don’t see your full name anywhere on this blog, except the url.
At some point there will be an About page that will fix that.
I had your previous blog fed through on the Software Testing Club. Have now added this blog to the list.
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