Summary For March 2022

This is a list of content I posted in March 2022.

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Social Content

Stuff on social that caught my eye.

This thread on Hacker One security testing approaches seemed to have a lot of overlap with Software Testing:

I released a conference talk recording About Agile Test Management from National Software Testing Conference in 2018.

These tools might help if you are working with Python. Virtual environments, Flake8, Black, Pytest:

James Lyndsay wrote an interesting blog post on approaching black box puzzles:

Also The Raster Reveal Exercise:

I found this blog post on creating games using AI to be interesting reading:

A list of open source security web scanners:

I used this online cUrl tool for some adhoc work:

https://reqbin.com/curl

A beginner's course to React from Kent Dobbs, on YouTube:

Blog Posts For March 2022

Content created and collated for EvilTester.com, Patreon and Social for February 2022

Model based means different things to different people, these thoughts were triggered by random slogans relating to models and testing.

Patreon Posts For March 2022

A few things occurred to me from a 'how I manage' perspective today.

I like it when the unexpected happens and forces me to reinvestigate and learn. Examples... and reflections.

When I ran the bots multi browser, I wasn't expected to see a difference. My belief was completely shattered when I tried it.

Working log of optimizing a javascript game blog with different experiments and coding constructs.

I'm experimenting with a new tool idea for automatically tracking content.

Periodically I revisit 'words' that I've used to describe testing and see how I feel about them now.

Some notes on text frament hash tags.

If you have not yet taken part in then James Lyndsay rasterreveal exercise then give it a shot before reading this.

Coincidentally, about an hour after I posted on Patreon, James Lyndsay released a tweet with an exercise in his blog post covering similar g

One process involved in general modelling is categorisation.Other words I might use to describe this: sorting, grouping, relating.

The hard part about 'keep it simple' is not remember to keep it simple, it is identifying what is actually simple

Yesterday I ended on a cliffhanger. Today I show the solution I came up with.

Reverse engineering private API messages for... reasons.

Communities and engagement,

Collated content pdfs for February 2022

This is a list of content I posted in February 2022.

When it comes to deciding what to automate I don't tend to see weighting factors. I see points in a decision chain.

Capability is hugely important when considering 'What to automate'. Could We? Can We?

I'm starting to put notes together for my next podcast episode. And go beyond.. risk as the single value for deciding to automate or not.

One of the hardest things to do... is something different.

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