How To Define A Module In Elm
TL;DR Modules are way how to group Elm functions in meaningful groups. This post is part of the functional language series. In Elm, the module is starting block. Elm is…
Testing From Trenches, Information Widely Known Fallacy
TL;DR In this week, testing from the trenches series, we present widely known fallacy. It is when you refer to something without explaining what this something represents You assume it…
Why Is Quality Non-Trivial Measurement
TL;DR In software development, the most popular measurement is of the quality attribute. Here we explain why is software quality measurement non-trivial one. The post is aligned with the Black…
What Is HoneyPot Server?
TL;DR This time we present an excellent blog post Learn from your attackers – SSH HoneyPot by Robert Putt. HoneyPot is a deliberately vulnerable system. But not vulnerable as not…
Never Ever Say I am Partway Done!
TL;DR Besides knowing how to define release criteria, you also need to understand how to use release criteria. This is another post from the project management series. The post is…
How To Define A Module In Elixir
TL;DR Modules are way how to group Elixir functions in meaningful groups. This post is part of the functional language series. In Elixir, the module is starting block. Elixir is…
Testing From Trenches, Chrome Chicken/Egg JavaScript Blocking
TL;DR This week, testing from the trenches series, we had a lot of fun. The root cause of the problem was that Chrome extension overrides Chrome Javascript permission settings! We…
How To Use Measurement Scale
TL;DR Measurement scale attaches meaning to a number. The post is aligned with the Black Box Software Testing Foundations course (BBST) designed by Rebecca Fiedler, Cem Kaner, and James Bach….