Have you published a personal testing-related blog post in January 2023?
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Let’s celebrate our efforts to write and share with the testing community. 
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I have made two blog posts.
One about work life balance since recently I have had a baby.
The other was about starting up A11Y
With @andreajensen, we wrote a blog post about our AgileTD workshop “Discover your explorer soul” where we answered the questions we had from participants and shared our experience.
I have published two personal testing blog posts so far in January :
A chart for measuring the quality of “spinning plates” A chart for measuring the quality of “spinning plates” – TestAndAnalysis
The Five S’s create a structure for test automation The Five S’s create a structure for test automation – TestAndAnalysis
And I have just posted: A review of Dr Joseph Juran’s autobiography: “Architect of Quality” – TestAndAnalysis
I have been writing small atomic essays and posting it everyday all about testing topics. I have been sharing these on twitter everyday.
wow keep it up 
great challenge post everyday 
Wow @parveen - that is impressive, keep on with that 
I wrote a tutorial about implementing the Page Object pattern in Selenium for Java:
I’ve recently published a new blog post in my “general” strand. It came about because my company was recently taken over by a larger group, and we’ve been asked to complete their self-assessment review forms and in particular update our professional histories. As I’m now approaching retirement, this turned into something of a retrospective for me. As I’m reading the biography of Terry Pratchett right now, I began to see similarities in the trajectories of our lives and careers (though I accept I shall never be as successful as Terry Pratchett!).
It’s a bit of a long read, but I’ve been able to draw some conclusions from it.
A Time of Changes – 2 | Steer for the deep waters only (wordpress.com)
I just want to share a blogpost which I created out of a LinkedIn posting (with credits to the author) and hope to broaden (also mine) your mind for github repos regarding software testing 
It’s taken me a while to get this one together. I primarily write for my own sake, but spent time thinking about how to make it useful for other people. I tried to make the “intent of the work” consumable by someone who doesn’t have detailed docker knowledge. Feedback more than welcome!
My last blog post in January 2023: It is never too late to reassess how you define quality – TestAndAnalysis
Does anyone have an easy definition of what Quality should be this days? I try to definite in this article by taking into consideration the Quality Assistance approach.
My January blog post in on using test and quality to build tech we can trust: Can We Build Tech We Can Trust? – She Codes the Cosmos
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