“I jumped at the chance to participate in this workshop because, while I taught myself HTML in 1998, I have been woefully out of touch with what makes a website work since then. Django Girls appeared to be an approachable group of people with an excellent mission. Besides, what did I have to lose?” says Kristina […]
The sand is warm and the sun makes it perfect swimsuit weather. Three women, a girl, and a man are enjoying a lovely day on the coast: fashionable sunglasses, skimpy swimwear, big smiles. Californians? You’d think, except it’s an old photograph taken at the Caspian Sea. Next slide. A young woman walks on the same beach. […]
Using stakeholder, system, hardware and software requirements to build a professional wireless microphone. In the post below—the last of three transcribed from his Writing Good Requirements workshop, with notes and slides from his presentation deck included—Jama Consultant Adrian Rolufs explains common problems teams go through, and how to avoid them. (See Part II here.) ==Start […]
Key differences between requirements and specifications, why different levels of requirements are important, and how to establish a clear requirements hierarchy you can use and change to suit any product, version or variant you build. In the post below—the second of three transcribed from his Writing Good Requirements workshop, with notes and slides from his […]
I’m excited about this new library I ran into and I would like to share the excitement. It’s called Restito, it’s on GitHub, and I actually found it on a blog from 2012, so… where were you all this time? Restito is a Java library to mock out REST APIs. It’s self-described as the complement […]
It was an amazing night to meet new people and network with other technology enthusiast in a relaxed environment. Thank you to all the PDX Tech Crawlers that made the trek over to Jama last night. As one of Jama Engineering managers, Tom Healy, put it: “I’m a proud Jamanian this morning: Last night was […]
Finding the requirements management sweet spot means being concise, specific and parametric, and answering the question, “What do we need?” rather than, “How do we fulfill a need?” In the post below—the first of three transcribed from his Writing Good Requirements workshop, with notes and slides from his presentation deck included—Jama Consultant Adrian Rolufs explains […]
Overview Automation remains one of the most contentious topics in software development. You get three engineers into a room to discuss automation and you will end up with four contradicting absolutes and definitions. So for the purpose of this post, we will place the following limits on the topic: Automation in this post will refer specifically […]
Jama rolled out our REST API earlier this year, and we couldn’t wait to see what our customers would do with it. We’ve also had opportunities to work with organizations on good ways to leverage the API, including an exciting and unique engagement with Portland State University (PSU) computer science students in their Capstone Program. We’ve had […]
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