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last day at be2, my career at be2 in a sequence of words

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Posted on February 11, 2011 by Narek Alaverdyan

software engineering, java, j2ee, jboss, mysql email marketing, blacklisting, smtp, rmi, jms, crm, friends, travel, munich, specification, review, coding, esp, project management, gantt chart, matchmaking, tracking, pixels, company event, travelling, hibernate, spring, tomcat, invoker, redundancy, scalability, data complexity, performance,  partitioning, sharding, activemq, broker, soap, http call, queue, strategy, social networks, facebook, lean, agile, architecture,  scrum, scrum alliance, agile manifesto, sprint, continuous integration, hudson, static code analysis, transparency, communication, iteration, definition of done, spm, srm, user story, failure, success, confidence level, pair programming, retrospectives, groovy, grails, nosql, mongodb, rest, jersey, value stream, london, development management Continue reading →

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Fighting the Software Uncertainty principle. SCRUM+TDD+CI+SELENIUM+cfEngine

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Posted on December 20, 2010 by Narek Alaverdyan

“The outcome of the execution of E-type software entails a degree of uncertainty, the outcome of execution cannot be absolutely predicted”, or more fully, “Even if the outcome of past execution of an E-type program has previously been admissible, the … Continue reading →

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What does TDD have to offer?

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Posted on November 21, 2010 by Narek Alaverdyan

There is no difference between the notion of Test-Driven-Development and that of Test-Driven-Design; rather the former implies the later, meaning the Test-Driven-Development brings to Test-Driven-Design. The benefits of TDD are obvious, many studies have been carried out and some say … Continue reading →

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