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Pair Testing Presentation Slides

April 7, 2004 jonathankohl

I’ve posted my Pair Testing presentation from last night’s CAMUG meeting.

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Based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Jonathan offers a variety of consulting services for software development and IT teams. He also provides advisory work for startups as well as established organizations.

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