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Comic Relief, @garethr, @LordCope, and CloudFoundry at QConLondon 2013

March 14, 2013by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) 1 Comment

I attended QConLondon 2013 last week; what I took from the first four sessions in the Building for Clouds track was: cloud API and infrastructure automation tools have now solved most […]

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Avoiding Legacy with Deployment Automation and Infrastructure-as-Code

June 19, 2012by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

Learning from ‘Working Effectively with Legacy Code’ by Michael C. Feathers Working Effectively with Legacy Code by Michael C. Feathers is a classic software development text. Not only is it […]

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Using LogParser and Log Replay to Bootstrap Load Test Scripts

May 9, 2012by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

In a previous post I mentioned how Microsoft LogParser can be used to discover HTTP endpoints in legacy applications. Another great use for LogParser is to generate files to drive […]

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Performance, Testing, Tools
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Endpoint Discovery using Microsoft LogParser

May 9, 2012by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

A few years ago, I was working on a project for a UK client who needed to replace or rewrite a legacy inventory management  web application written in classic ASP. […]

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Software, Testing, Tools

Test automation tools for WinForms desktop applications

January 8, 2012by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

For a client in the financial services sector, I recently had to identify some candidate products for use in automating the testing their WinForms and VC++/MFC Windows desktop applications. The […]

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