Ladies that UX Utrecht take over bol.com
Last Wednesday we had an inspiring evening at bol. com. We held Ladies that UX Utrecht meetup as part of our bol.
Ladies that UX Utrecht take over bol.comTechnology
140Our agile journey so far – Part 2: involving everyone
This is the second post about our growth story. In the first blog post we introduced our Man on the Moon program; how we plan to manage a fast growing company like ours. In this second part we'll explain how we have involved all stakeholders and participants in our journey to the moon.
Our agile journey so far – Part 2: involving everyoneBig, bigger, scalable
At bol. com we service millions of products to millions of customers, resulting in billions of pages each year. We want to create the most effective service to our visitors we possibly can.
Big, bigger, scalableVideo: James Bach on the future of the testing role
We hosted the Techlab meetup on the 15th of March Wow! One hundred testers and developers in attendance. What a great turn out for our very first bol. com Techlab meetup, which we co-organized with Xebia's Tester Masters Series.
Video: James Bach on the future of the testing roleLet our bol.com partners shine
Today we had our third edition of Let partners shine. Around 50 bol. comer’s - among them software engineers, test engineers, information analysts, UX designers and business analysts - got together for the whole day to participate in this competition.
Let our bol.com partners shineBol.com launches beta environment
Bol. com has launched an online test environment called beta. bol.
Bol.com launches beta environmentTesting bol.com style
Everybody wants to stay ahead of the game. It is no different for the bol. com testing community.
Testing bol.com styleFor better device profiling, delete your DDR!
Bol. com features a fully responsive online store that adjusts its look and feel to the type and capabilities of the device and browser you’re using. This enhances usability, speed and conversion.
For better device profiling, delete your DDR!How structure helps me to maintain software
Software maintenance can be hell. I'm sure that many developers have opened up an existing codebase, only to be greeted with a plethora of packages. You can usually see in excruciating detail the kinds of classes the software has.
How structure helps me to maintain softwareMy baby was leaky and now it’s not
When you build a service at bol. com your responsibility doesn’t end once the build is green. You’re actually supposed to run it (and keep it running) in production, too.
My baby was leaky and now it’s not