Content Summary for November 2020
This is a list of content I posted to, or found useful, on Twitter. And stuff I posted to Patreon.
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Twitter Stuff
Stuff I found useful from Twitter:
- Native Cloud Security White Paper
- Five Rules for evidence communication
- SAST Tool Comparison
- Dynamic Data Testing
- REST Assured Payload Validation against a JSON Schema
- How to write secure front-end code
- Eclipse based cloud tooling
- Migrating from Travis CI to Github Actions
- Docker for Pentesters
- BugBountyHunter.com
- Chrome Dev Tools Inspect Videos Media Panel
Blog Posts For November 2020
Patreon Posts For November 2020
- Things not to automate using SeleniumI've broken the best practice 'rules' in the past. And I'll explain why.
- Simulation EmulationBoth simulation and emulation are useful. We just have to know the risks when we choose one above the other.
- Organic & Growth Marketing and TestingMarketing for growth and the lessons for testing.
- Alternatives to 'Why?'What can you do instead of asking 'Why?'
- Thinking in CodeOn learning Python.
- A remote meeting tip - stay on pointStay on point. Know what your point is. Help others stay on point.
- How tightly coupled should integration testing be?The easiest approach for integration is to wire everything together. But this can make execution slow.
- Technical Testing Session 005 - End Notes and SummariesThe 5th session in the Technical Web Testing workshop mainly concentrating on pulling it all together
- Technical Testing Session 004 - HTTP and APIsThe 4th session in the Technical Web Testing workshop mainly concentrating on HTTP and APIs.
- Technical Testing Session 003 - JavaScriptThe 3rd session in the Technical Web Testing workshop mainly concentrating on JavaScript.
- Technical Testing Workshop Session 002Session 002 covers HTML, CSS and basic browser functionality.
- Eurostar 2020About Eurostar 2020
- Technical Testing Workshop Session 001 - BonusTechnical Testing Workshop Bonus Session 001 - overview of technical testing and modelling in action.
- Technical Testing Workshop Session 001Technical Testing Workshop Session 001 - basics of Technical Web Testing and Dev Tools Demo.
- Goals and ObjectivesHard questions are hard for a reason.
- How to use metricsmetrics as a temporary measure to see how much of a problem things are
- Animated Gif ToolingTools for creating animated gifs to record results.
- Xmas and Black Friday DiscountsXmas and Black Friday Discounts on T-shirts and socks!
- The Pulper - Self Education ExercisesA 100+ page ebook of extended exercises for The Pulper online application.
- October 2020 Collated PDFsPDF collating October 2020 content
- Content Summary for October 2020Content Summary for October 2020
- ImageMagick for Images as Test DataA reminder that imagemagick is a useful tool when images are your test data.
- Tool misuse - not as designedIntended outcome and designed purpose, should not limit your application of tooling.
- Surprise people by organising your communicationHas it been written to be readable and communicate its intent? Avoid templates. Avoid data. Highlight the information.
- Note taking for output and in-process supportSome tips for incorporating note taking into your process.
- Changing the replay speed of videos on PatreonA quick overview of the Vimeo JavaScript API.
- Learning in Public, Sharing the JourneyPersonal branding approaches.
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