Inspired by Maciej Wyrodek from ITea Morning daily Youtube channel, I started to explore the available roadmaps that organise the learning process leading to software testing / QA. The direct inspiration was the special episode (in Polish) on QA roadmaps. Why to use roadmaps? When you start learning something almost Continue Reading
Credential Stuffing et consortes
To explore other opportunities to develop my career, I attended another webinar on cybersecurity. Andrzej Dyjak – a security specialist behind bezpiecznykod.pl – presented several types of brute force attacks including the most important attack according to DBIR report, i.e. credential stuffing, but also password guessing and password spraying methods. Continue Reading
Data Formats
Sometimes you think you know a lot and then… This was such kind of story. After years of working with different data formats, I thought I knew them quite well. However, Vladimir Alekseichenko from Dataworkshop.eu in his webinar “Data Formats” showed the topic from the Machine Learning perspective. Of course, Continue Reading
Git for Testers
During my journey with Python, I’m at the point where I would like to show my growing skills to the public. This is why I decided to join GitHub community and start using a remote repository. To become familiar with the new tool, I went through a short training programme Continue Reading
Accessibility
Do you know that according to WHO statistics1, more than billion people are affected by some form of disability? It is about 15% of the Earth population. At least part of this group needs specially designed websites to be able to fully use the internet content. This is why the Continue Reading
Status Games
Thanks to Agile Wroclaw Group, I attended a practical workshop on status behaviours conducted by Rafał Cupiał who is a researcher and trainer in social neuroscience in business. The workshop focused on communication and our behaviours connected with conscious and unconscious rivalry for social status. Thanks to the online meetup Continue Reading
Python Essentials 1 completed
After several weeks of work, I’ve just completed the Python Essentials 1 course (aligned with PCEP-30-02) offered by Python Institute on edube.org. I know all the basic concepts of Python and can write simple programs in this language. My final task was to write a simple Tic-Tac-Toe game based on Continue Reading
uTest Update
Last month I managed to complete uTest Academy courses. I learnt how to test websites, PC software and mobile applications, how to prepare visual documentation and collect different logs both in PC and mobile phone, and how to report bugs, write reviews and complete test cases available on the crowdtesting Continue Reading
Testing the Banking App
A few days ago I got an invitation from my bank to test their new pilot mobile application. Of course, I accepted the invitation as I don’t want to miss a single chance to practise my skills. So I’ve just started testing Santander OneApp Polska in its beta version. Although Continue Reading