I’ve just finished prematurely the Sprint after 9 days of struggling with Google Cloud solutions. During this time, I managed to complete one course and earn a badge available for viewing on my public profile. After that I tried several times to complete the challenge in the path “Create and Continue Reading
ISTQB: Ishikawa diagram
A week ago or so I started learning the ISTQB glossary to familiarize with the official nomenclature. I use the Polish/English bilingual version (3.4) available on SJSI page. Of course, I also recommend the official glossary website. As my main learning tool is Anki, I created a new deck and Continue Reading
First fixed bug
To back up my WordPress blog, I use the Backuply plugin which perfectly meets my needs. Nevertheless, three weeks ago I encountered a defect – if no backups were performed at all, the plugin displayed an enormous number of days since the last plugin (counted from the start of the Continue Reading
Scrum Update
To become familiar with a tool, one has to use it in practice. As I’m a lone traveller through the IT space, I can’t fully fathom out the Scrum nature. Nevertheless, I use its principles in my daily planning. My first attempts were quite clumsy. I simply planned the day Continue Reading
Practical Introduction to IT Security
I’ve always been keen on IT, reading a lot, exploring new areas, keeping abreast of the advancements. Few months before starting my (r)evolution, I attended a webinar on security in IT presented by Michał Sajdak and Grzegorz Tworek, and organized by Sekurak.pl. It was a 5-hour long marathon of knowledge Continue Reading
uTest
Theoretical knowledge is really important, but nothing can replace practice. Therefore, I decided to create an account on uTest – one of many crowdtesting platforms. My main goal is to gain experience rather than earn a lot of money, therefore I’m prepared to work hard and gain reputation and ranking Continue Reading
Basics of Postman
Thanks to Stacja.it, I had the opportunity to become familiar with another tool – Postman – and the whole idea of API testing. The presenter, Piotr Buczek, showed HTTP protocol and API fundamentals in a quite detailed way, which was really good for me as a beginner. The first theoretical Continue Reading
Summer Calendar 2022 on Cherry-IT.pl
Day 1 I decided to take a one-month educational testing challenge provided by Anna Pieciulko-Czyrko from http://cherry-it.pl/ blog. The calendar is entitled “Na tropie błędów” [Hunting for defects] and, as the author promises, every day will bring new tasks to do. Day 2 The first task is to find an Continue Reading