It’s the double-nickel episode of AB Testing. Included in today’s ramblings are: Alan and Brent talk about graduate school, and learning in general, as well as our thoughts on Dr. Seuss’s greatest works Our sponsor, Techwell, is offering a $250 discount on upcoming software training classes in Boston and Chicago using the promo code 17ABW – […]

First ever AB podcast with A&B working at two different companies. As expected, Alan talks about Unity the whole time.

Alan’s last day at Microsoft, Tequila, and a mailbag. Oh yeah – and this show sponsored by Techwell. Use the promo code ABTesting to get $200 off of you STAR East registration.

Some bad recording (but only at the beginning this time), and some big news. Listen and find out the latest on AB Testing.

It’s our 2016 end-of-year extravaganza – if extravaganza means Brent and Alan randomly talking about their favorite software moments of 2016. We also recorded our 2017 predictions…but audio went haywire, so we’ll have to wait for a re-hash of that topic in early 2017. Notes! Blogs: – http://andrewgelman.com/ – http://dataminingblog.com Blog Posts: – https://knowledgetester.org/2016/09/20/generalist-specialist-t-and-pi-shaped-testers/ – http://www.dataminingblog.com/the-5-most-common-data-relationships-shown-through-visualization/ […]

It’s the Big Five-Oh for Alan and Brent. For our golden anniversary, we talk about TLAs, PMs gone wild, the Concierge MVP, and Brent takes a scrum master quiz.

More about TestBash, and Alan (finally) gets into specifics on Microsoft Teams. And tangents….

Live from Test Bash in Philadelphia, this is VAMP Testing with three of the three (Vernon Richards (@testerfromleic), Michael Richards (@saltygunner), and Perze Ababa (@perze)). We discuss sessions at TestBash along with the appropriate number of tangents.

This episode includes a discussion of Alan’s new car (along with ideas on learning and saving), and a long discussion on Alan’s long journey to continuous delivery. And a mailbag.

In episode 46, we have our very first guest, as Steve Rowe joins us for a discussion on his 3 years in a data science role (plus the usual tangents and random bits of trivia)