NOTE: if you are still reading this feed, I should remind you that this feed is no longer actively maintained. Please go to http://martinfowler.com/bliki/RssFeeds.html for information on my current active feeds.04 Dec 07: ThoughtWorks has started organizing some podcasts. The first one is on Domain Specific Languages and features Rebecca Parsons, Neal Ford, Jay Fields and myself.

NOTE: if you are still reading this feed, I should remind you that this feed is no longer actively maintained. Please go to http://martinfowler.com/bliki/RssFeeds.html for information on my current active feeds.15 Nov 07: Over the last few months (actually many months), I've been working on a book on Domain Specific Languages. I'm now at the point where I think it's worth pushing out my work in progress. This page will keep you informed on where things are (and there's an atom feed too). Rather than drop it all out in one huge dollop, I shall release what I have so far in bits over the next few weeks. Once I'm caught up I'll release material as I'm writing it.

NOTE: if you are still reading this feed, I should remind you that this feed is no longer actively maintained. Please go to http://martinfowler.com/bliki/RssFeeds.html for information on my current active feeds.15 Oct 07: The organizers of QCon London, earlier this year, asked me to do a conference session on modifiability of architecture. I thought that rather than listening to me, the audience might prefer listen to some of the ThoughtWorks architects whose ideas I usually repackage: Dave Farley, Ian Cartwright, Fred George, Erik Doernenberg, and Dan North. InfoQ has now put up a video of session.

NOTE: if you are still reading this feed, I should remind you that this feed is no longer actively maintained. Please go to http://martinfowler.com/bliki/RssFeeds.html for information on my current active feeds.26 Aug 07: A couple of months ago I attended The Server Side's Java Symposium in Barcelona. Neal Ford paired with me on a keynote on Domain Specific Languages and related beasties and this talk is now available on video (and transcript). Neal will be joining me for a half-day tutorial on this topic at QCon in San Francisco later this year.

NOTE: if you are still reading this feed, I should remind you that this feed is no longer actively maintained. Please go to http://martinfowler.com/bliki/RssFeeds.html for information on my current active feeds.01 Aug 07: Continuous Integration is a topic that often bringspeople to my site. As a result it seems appropriate that I can nowannounce that Paul Duvall's book on the subject (part of mysignature series) is now out.

NOTE: if you are still reading this feed, I should remind you that this feed is no longer actively maintained. Please go to http://martinfowler.com/bliki/RssFeeds.html for information on my current active feeds.25 May 07: While I was at RailsConf last weekend David and Igot cornered by Scott and an active microphone. We talked about the death(or not) of web apps as we know them, the code aesthetics of the Rubycommunity and the relationship between Microsoft and Open Source. Itwas a fun chat, however, so you might enjoy it if you're intopodcasts.

NOTE: if you are still reading this feed, I should remind you that this feed is no longer actively maintained. Please go to http://martinfowler.com/bliki/RssFeeds.html for information on my current active feeds.15 Jan 07: Jason Yip has updated his article on daily stand-up meetings (aka Scrums). It's not uncommon for teams to have trouble getting the best out of these meetings and this article has lots of suggestions to try.

NOTE: if you are still reading this feed, I should remind you that this feed is no longer actively maintained. Please go to http://martinfowler.com/bliki/RssFeeds.html for information on my current active feeds.02 Jan 07: I've updated my paper talking about the difference between using mocks and stubs for testing. As before the article stresses the different philosophies between 'mockists' and classical TDDers. I've altered the description to separate two differences: state versus behavior verification and classic vs mockist testing.