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Andrey Ladutko retweeted
When to refactor your code?
Check out this new #codequality tool and excellent write up on our blog by @robvanderleek 💪 😍 🎉
pybit.es/articles/when-to-re…
Give it a try and let us know how it works for you ... 🙏
#python #cleancode #refactoring
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My 40 book recommendations for productivity, growth and leadership: books.zaps.dev. Built with @astrodotbuild & the View Transitions API
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Когда натыкаюсь на такое в своей ленте, мне становится очень грустно. Особенно, как человеку имевшему неосторожность обучаться на филфаке, и изучать, в том числе, беларуский язык и литературу.
При чём тут беларуский язык и литература? Сейчас поймёте. Тред.
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ALT Sketchnote of the Agile Testing Days 2021 talk "Growing Quality from Culture in Testing Times" by Tom Young
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If you need to take notes to write a book, don't write the book.
“If you need to write it down to remember it during your presentation, your audience won’t remember it either.”
– @DellAnnaLuca
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Why do we need faster releases? Mostly, so it seems, so we can fix all the problems that we introduced by fixating on the idea of faster releases.
Customers don't need faster releases. We need *better* releases. Those come from more thoughtful and prudent software development.
Andrey Ladutko retweeted
A. “Today, try to perform these tasks that our software is supposed to enable and report on ANY problems that you encounter along the way.”
B. “Here’s a set of formally scripted procedural test cases. Finish them today.”
Which testing mission will reveal more relevant problems?
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New on Simple Thread: 20 Things I've Learned in my 20 Years as a Software Engineer: zpr.io/6PjZKCDns4Ve
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Since time immemorial, when a CEO asks a PM at Product Review, “what do you need to 10X users/revenue?”, “what will make you go faster?”, etc the PM steadfastly responds “We need [N] more engineers”. The Eng Mgr nods approvingly.
A story thread, with some hard truths to swallow:
Andrey Ladutko retweeted
Congrats to @pandadoc, who became a unicorn and is now valued at $1B! While the regime represses businesses and the IT sector, we know what new Belarus could look like. Our talented, creative, smart people have a bright future – in a free and democratic Belarus.
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#жывебеларусь
Беларусы!
Примите опыт, впитанный на Майдане:
1. Менты перепуганны в дупель: они в темном помещении, без нормальной связи с семьями несколько часов (дней) получали только прессинг от командира и обещания, что толпа их убьет.
Эти люди могут убивать из страха.
Andrey Ladutko retweeted
Our day-to-day existence is very much alive with hope, although there is no guarantee of our future. There is no guarantee that tomorrow at this time we will be here. But still we are working for that purely on the basis of hope. So, we need to make the best use of our time.
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Our best experts in testing at the panel discussion "Economy of Testing: Version 2.0"
#sqadays
#sqadays25
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Кто там пропустил QA Fest в этом году? 🙂
Самое время сохранить в обязательное к просмотру и под бокальчик красненького посмотреть где-то ближе к старому новому году 🎄 facebook.com/story.php?story…
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This school replaced detention with meditation.
The results?
Suspensions plummeted, attendance climbed.
upworthy.com/this-school-rep…
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Reading conversations in a forum about “test automation”. These seem to me to be conversations about getting machines to press their own buttons to demonstrate that programs *can* work. This is *not* testing, folks. To *test* is to challenge the product; to discover how it fails.
Andrey Ladutko retweeted
2014 - We must adopt #microservices to solve all problems with monoliths
2016 - We must adopt #docker to solve all problems with microservices
2018 - We must adopt #kubernetes to solve all problems with docker