TL;DR The essential ingredient of every programming language is variable. This post is part of the functional language series. Elixir is a dynamic language, the same as Ruby and Python….
TL;DR In this testing from the trenches series, we present an example of a false-positive bug message from Facebook. On the Tentamen blog, I am using the AddToAny plugin that…
TL;DR Measurement must have a purpose. Use a “five-why” question analysis to determine real measurement purpose. The post is aligned with the Black Box Software Testing Foundations course (BBST) designed…
PostgreSQL Monitoring Cheatsheet by Russ Garrett [source] This is an attempt to build a fairly comprehensive list of metrics you should be monitoring on a PostgreSQL 9.4 database server….
TL;DR To start the wheels of your project, your task as a project manager is to create a project plan. Johanna’s advice is to plan in timeboxes, beginning with a…
TL;DR Elm is also a programming language with an interactive shell. Let’s introduce Repl. This post is part of the functional language series. If you expected a detailed “guide by…
TL;DR In this testing from the trenches series, we describe how one Chrome iOS UX issue helped us to find a problem in the application under test. Chrome on the…
TL;DR Here we explain what defines measurement precision. The post is aligned with the Black Box Software Testing Foundations course (BBST) designed by Rebecca Fiedler, Cem Kaner, and James Bach….
Insecure by default, hijacking websites that use target “_blank” by @chriscct7 [source] The best way to learn about Web Application Security is, by example. Click on two links on this…
TL;DR By now, you have a project charter, and it is time to start working on Project Plan. This is another post from the project management series. The post is…