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14 Nov 25
community-sessions
how-i-got-here
A reminder that consistency, curiosity, and community truly accelerate growth.
More learning. More giving. More grow... image
  • Ramanan Prabakaran's profile
  • Simon Tomes's profile
  • Rosie Sherry's profile
A reminder that consistency, curiosity, and community truly accelerate growth.More learning. More giving. More growing.🌟
14 Nov 25
security-testing
cybersecurity
14 Nov 25
stec
stec-review
The Leadership Practice of Noticing (angryweasel.substack.com)
14 Nov 25
leadership
14 Nov 25
shift-right
What Is a Principal Tester - 5 Years On (qualityeng.substack.com)
13 Nov 25
principal-tester
generalist
The five areas of Agile (smallsheds.garden)
13 Nov 25
agile
13 Nov 25
hiring
recruitment
The Cost of “It Works for Us” (womenintesting.beehiiv.com)
13 Nov 25
testability
designing-for-testability
The Test Automation Crisis (titusfortner.com)
12 Nov 25
test-automation
The MoTaverse community algorithm continues to evolve image
  • Rosie Sherry's profile
Learners and Teachers now earn stars
Kevin Cosner looks at you with a corn field in the background. The text says, if you build it accessible, they will c... image
  • Ady Stokes's profile
Just a fact, if it isn't accessible you are excluding 15% or more potential customers or users
Robin says, accessibility is optional. Batman slaps him and says, accessibility is fundamental.  image
  • Ady Stokes's profile
From many companies digital accessibility feels optional, But it is a human right and fundamental to usable software. And you can't argue...
Lessons for software testers from three great Western philosophers image
  • Ady Stokes's profile
Apply philosophical thinking techniques from Socrates, Descartes, and Aristotle to improve questioning, scepticism, and observation in software testing.
11 Nov 25
bugs-in-the-wild
11 Nov 25
system-design
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