What win(s) do you have this week? Let’s celebrate them 
My wins for this week:
I’m so happy that this thread has returned, the end of year one was wonderful, but I love the weekly positive thread.
I started the #100DaysOfMove, it’s only day 4 for me, but I’m hopeful that I lose weight and get fitter during this lockdown, as opposed to the last two.
I started getting to use AzureDeveOps in anger this week, my how the world looks nicer without a Tortoise tool!
We (Testing Peers) released our #MakeATester episode, which is a really interesting topic and hopefully can keep those conversations going - #MakeATester
In my interim Scrum Master role, I had to run planning all by myself (no PO or stakeholders present) with minimal preparation time, and it actually went ok, I think…I guess we’ll find out when it comes to retro time!
5 day weeks are hard after the festive season and January is pfft but:
I wrote a tiny bit of C# while following a Specflow code along example and it actually worked 
I spent some time debugging and working through a problem on PROD with a developer I had previously argued with and felt like we had got off on the wrong foot. We solved the problem and moved it to PROD I think we have a much better understanding of each other.
I found an excuse to use Beeceptor again and managed to set up my own mocking rules that then worked in little JS test I’d built while doing an API testing course.
I love this thread <3
Hi there! My win this week was to keep an overall zen attitude. Whereas it’s true that my week wasn’t long (there was a public holiday) and I wasn’t loaded with tasks either, I could have felt overwhelmed anyway as usual and this week I didn’t 
I’m happy and pleased with this feeling of “things will be done when they get done”. Cheers!
I always seemed to miss last years threads but I’d always read through later. The positive thoughts are great to see 
I can’t believe it is Friday already, and my first full week since March! (I went onto reduced hours last year).
My wins this week are:
Interesting, worthy of it’s own Club thread perhaps @christovskia? 
Oooh never heard of Beeceptor before! What API testing course are you taking @meowy24?
Excellent win! Hope the zen attitude continues with you into next week 
It’s great to see you back @froberts! 
Excellent news! Was a bit of a last minute announcement so kudos for getting this in place so quickly
API Testing in JavaScript on TAU. The course uses mocky which looked the same as Beeceptor so I thought I’d try with that instead. I used beeceptor where I was before to mock intergration providers when the devs had set up new connectors. It always required a bunch of faff to get the notifications to actually send so when I did finally get some in beeceptor it always made me very happy and as such I have fond memories attached to it 
#simpleapitestingpleasures
I’ve had a few wins this week…
Yay, as @christovskia says, great these threads are back. So good to read everybody’s achievements.
this week for me:
@meowy24 that sounds really cool! I’ve not yet braved mocking 
Congratulations Drew! It’s difficult to admit you need help, congratulations for getting the courage to do this
Sounds a bit like you haven’t properly taken a break then? 
The break was proper. Just that there was so much to do at work 
Thank crunchie it’s Friday in that case!
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Super important if you’re able to do this. Hope it helps you to switch off from work
Oooh do share your journey in API testing or Automation on here if you’re able to!
I completed a PoC on K6 Load Testing, I made sure it had Feature Parity with Locustio which is what our tests are in now. This is a win for me because if I can switch us to a Javascript supported load tester I don’t have to write all the load tests. And If I leave the team there is no need to bug me for Python changes.
Its a cool process to learn new tools!
Excellent! I’ve always wanted to try out K6. Does this mean that the developers can help write the load tests now too?
managing this and making the kids a priority. Difficult balance
