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monday morning
Apr. 12th, 2010 10:18 amThe chiefest of problems with UAT - otherwise known as User Acceptance Testing - in the life of a system project cycle is that most of the development is done. If it's been done well, then there's not much for developers to do.
For the moment, I'm gonna say that we've done pretty well. There's nothing to do!
I've been sitting at my desk alternately updating documentation and reading the SMH news/Dreamwidth/BPAL forums and plotting fic. I'd feel better if I could open a file and write fic, but I feel very selfconscious with people walking behind me all the time. *tenses as yet another person walks behind her*
Anything of interest happening? Anyone want to start comment conversations with me over on my DW journal since I can't post to LJ from work? If you don't have a DW account, you can use OpenID to post from your LJ account!
Incidentally, on the weekend I saw Defying Gravity 1.01 (seemed good), Paradox 1.01 (British sci-fi, not bad), and Dr Who 5.01 (bloody brilliant). I could have seen Caprica 1.01, but I didn't stay to see - I'll start catching up on it with an off-line friend.
This entry is also posted here on Dreamwidth. You can comment at either, but if it's a weekday in Oz, you'll more likely get actual conversation over at DW!
For the moment, I'm gonna say that we've done pretty well. There's nothing to do!
I've been sitting at my desk alternately updating documentation and reading the SMH news/Dreamwidth/BPAL forums and plotting fic. I'd feel better if I could open a file and write fic, but I feel very selfconscious with people walking behind me all the time. *tenses as yet another person walks behind her*
Anything of interest happening? Anyone want to start comment conversations with me over on my DW journal since I can't post to LJ from work? If you don't have a DW account, you can use OpenID to post from your LJ account!
Incidentally, on the weekend I saw Defying Gravity 1.01 (seemed good), Paradox 1.01 (British sci-fi, not bad), and Dr Who 5.01 (bloody brilliant). I could have seen Caprica 1.01, but I didn't stay to see - I'll start catching up on it with an off-line friend.
This entry is also posted here on Dreamwidth. You can comment at either, but if it's a weekday in Oz, you'll more likely get actual conversation over at DW!
