A set of short manuals on requirements engineering covering epics, user stories, features, acceptance criteria, modeling diagrams, and definitions of ready and done. Readers get generic step-by-step guidance and links to individual how-to pages, with the excerpts showing mostly summary-style introductions.
Website: https://re-manual.com/
Short, analytical essays on software testing in Salesforce projects, drawing lessons from specific defects and specification flaws. Readers get a way of thinking about test scope, ambiguous requirements and data modelling errors.
FizzBee's blog is a series on applying formal methods to requirements engineering, showing how to find ambiguous, untestable, and conflicting requirements before code is written. Each post works through a small, familiar example, such as adding trash and restore to a document app, and checks the conclusions with a model checker.
Hands-on, first-person write-ups about using AI with Siemens Polarion ALM, including tested evaluations of Polarion Copilot and reflections on AI-assisted development workflows. Readers get measured results, practical setup details and the author's view of where the tooling is heading.
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