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Using Guidance Explorer from Outlook: It looks like Alik Levin has some helpful posts on using Guidance Explorer from Outlook: Customize Guidance Explorer Inside Outlook 2007 – Find Tech Gold Nuggets Instantly - how to configure Outlook for easier searches using built-in functionality. Consume Read More...
Posted 08 January 08 05:15 by J.D. Meier | 1 Comments
Filed under Security, Performance, Guidance Explorer
Guidance Share Sweep: One of the most important things I did while I was on vacation was sweeping Guidance Share . Guidance Share is where I consolidate my body of software engineering guidance and test user experiences. I redesigned the home page for simpler browsing and Read More...
Posted 02 January 08 03:48 by J.D. Meier | 2 Comments
Filed under Security, Performance, Guidance Engineering, Software Engineering, My Projects
Videos: Security, Performance Testing, and Visual Studio Team System: We posted our ASP.NET 2.0 security videos , performance testing videos , and Visual Studio Team System videos to the MSDN library. Video Index Video Index ASP.NET 2.0 Security Videos Keith Brown explains the mechanics behind some common input and data Read More...
Posted 22 November 07 09:17 by J.D. Meier | 6 Comments
Filed under Security, Performance, Visual Studio, Videos
Scenarios in Practice: Scenarios are a practical way to organize and focus your product design, development and release. (We use scenario-driven engineering in patterns & practices) Key Benefits Business value . You can use scenarios to evaluate business value. What pain Read More...
Posted 15 October 07 03:21 by J.D. Meier | 2 Comments
Filed under Security, Performance, Innovation, Guidance Engineering, Project Management, Software Engineering, Effectiveness, Design
Inspections: Inspections are a white-box technique to proactively check against specific criteria. You can integrate inspections as part of your testing process at key stages, such as design, implementation and deployment. Design Inspections In a design inspection, Read More...
Posted 02 July 07 05:30 by J.D. Meier | 3 Comments
Filed under Security, Performance, Software Engineering
Requirements Perspectives: Here's a simple set of perspectives I use for rationalizing requirements: User Business Expert / Technical Industry/Standards Believe it or not, simply identifying these perspective helps a lot. You'd be surprised how many debates happen simply because Read More...
Posted 09 March 07 11:00 by J.D. Meier | 3 Comments
Filed under Security, Performance, Software Engineering, Design
patterns & practices Enterprise Library Test Guide: We released the Enterprise Library Test Guide . I plan on analyzing the sections on security and performance testing. I do like the focus on testing for compliance with recommended practice over testing for all the permutations of bad (whitelist over Read More...
Posted 10 February 07 02:31 by J.D. Meier | 1 Comments
Filed under Security, patterns and practices, Performance
Avoiding Do Overs - Testing Your Key Engineering Decisions: I noticed Rico has a Performance Problems Survey . From what I've seen, the most important problem is failure to test and explore key engineering decisions. By key engineering decisions, I mean the decisions that have cascading engineering impact. By Read More...
Posted 04 February 07 01:41 by J.D. Meier | 1 Comments
Filed under Security, Performance, Software Engineering, Design

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