✍️ Share Your Blog Post — April 2023

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Have you published a personal testing-related blog post in April 2023? :writing_hand:

Reply to this topic with a link and a brief description of what someone might learn/discover by reading it.

Let’s celebrate our efforts to write and share with the testing community. :trophy:

Note: For blog posts from vendors and service providers, head to the MoT Business Feed .

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Happy April!

For anyone interested in creating Test Portfolio’s but wanting a few nudges and stories to convince them to give one a try feel free to take a look at my blog post released this week:-

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Hi there. Just posted my list of best books on automation and engineering. And why reading is awesome. Useful books on testing, automation and engineering | Test Engineering Notes

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Why read this?

  • I wanted to share my experience with an important part of the activity I usually perform when I join a new project
  • Why other people are more important than you might imagine
  • Why product knowledge might be more valuable than technical skills
  • How can you influence the team and product value
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I wrote this one on “Portfolio Ideas for Testers”: Open Source Portfolio Ideas for Testers - Rahul’s Testing Titbits

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Applies beyond testing and is based on a 99 second talk from TestBash UK:

Developing software in a cyber secure way

https://www.r-adams.co.uk/2023/04/10/developing-software-in-a-cyber-secure-way/

Usually when people think of security in their jobs, it is about the product but it is important to think about how we work. Imagine being the responsible for letting hackers into your company network because you couldn’t be bothered with firewalls and secure passwords on that test VM you set up… Almost happened to me (sort of).

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My website is now available with my first article!

It is about some ambiguous phrases in testing and the problems they can cause in discussions.

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Two of my favorite topics come together here: strategy Maps and the Accelerate book:

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Wrote this on the importance of starting the testing with a “Why”: Start your Testing with “Why” - Rahul's Testing Titbits

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Wrote one more on 7 Testing Courses Worth Trying: 7 Testing Courses Worth Trying: Unlocking Real Tricks of the Trade - Rahul’s Testing Titbits

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I wrote this a long back, Interview tips for hiring beginner-level test engineers

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After 2 months I’m back again to blogging, some basics about the role of a quality coach Quality Coaching Colors – Emna Ayadi
Any feedback is welcome :slight_smile:

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Blogged: OpenAI contains tools that can help us with test automation OpenAI contains tools that can help us with test automation – TestAndAnalysis

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I blogged today about hooks in the java cucumber framework.

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I made my second article:

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I wrote about how I think about quality and it’s impact on my approach to QA work.

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Blogged: First Thoughts on a System of Profound Testing. Please let me know your thoughts on this

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Be more pirate in your testing, some little thoughts about that in a new blogpost.

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I must admit that I have never thought of keeping a testing portfolio. A great idea. Thanks for sharing.

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After some feedback I rewrote most parts of the article. I had some heavy bugs in it which I was not aware of (so my readers became my testers :no_mouth:)
Would you give it a another try?

Like often in IT, a early deliver was the more important quality than issues in the product.
Would I have found them without the feedback, being ‘betriebsblind’? I do not know…
I let test be done “in production” … (which I like here, but have to communicate it more clearly).

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