Code Review Observers
How many people does it really take to ensure that code is correct? I’m faced with a bit of a paradox. On one hand,… Read More
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Lessons Learned in Automated UI Testing
Automated UI testing can be tricky and is very easy to do wrong. At SEP we’ve done several projects using TestComplete; it is… Read More
SEP Named a 2013 Best Place to Work
Carmel, IN. – Software Engineering Professionals (SEP) is once again being recognized by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce as one of Indiana’s Best Places… Read More
SEP Startup Weekend
SEP Startup Weekend is by far the most fun thing I do at work. A couple years ago, in a conference room, a handful… Read More
Plain language
“Every word that is unnecessary only pours over the side of a brimming mind.” – Cicero This is the basis of Plain Language. The… Read More
The Optimistic Employee Owner
During a recent “blog-battle” here at SEP, we took on the topic of “The Optimistic [insert role here]“. So I’m going to take a little… Read More
Lessons From 2nd Grade Math Homework
Second graders are awesome (as is proven by this picture). It was truly an odd moment of inspiration when I saw his homework. Read More
You Won’t Know, If You Never Ask…
I was recently copied on an email thread where some requirements were discussed between a project lead (Bob) and the client (Fred). Read More