Rosie Sherry | Comments
BearQ continuously tests your app, reducing test maintenance and uncovering gaps scripted tests can miss.
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Most excellent. π€©
On the point of sharing and goals. This made me think of "your future self will thank you for putting something out there".
I often say that to myself for the photos I take, and then look back on many years later. The same can be applied to all content. It's a point of reflection, individually and as a community.
Ah, thanks for reading!
I think saving bookmarks counts too, which is partly how the MoTaverse remembers. Anything you add to the Observatory, you can look back on and help you remember, whilst others can benefit from what you have discovered.
Have you heard of Second Brain and Personal Knowledge Management? It's basically what you are doing with your notes.
The MoTaverse is trying to some what bring some of those second brain aspects together. Some of in a community way, other parts in a more formal way (Moments, Articles, Talks, etc).
The cool thing with having your own notes is that you could probably stick them into Claude to help you make more sense of them, perhaps that could inspire some knowledge sharing as a Moment? :)
1000 looks pretty sweet too! Bug congrats!
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Bug in a box got me all emotional!
It actually shows the work that goes on behind the scenes to make things a reality, from you, from Gary, from TeamMoT. Often invisible glue work.
Ah, nice, I'm glad that's how it worked out!
Bug congrats!
It made me giggle!
Haha, yes!
And omg, how time flies!
Rosie Sherry
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I've been working in the software testing and quality engineering space since the year 2000 whilst also combining it with my love for education and community. It turns out quality, community and education go nicely hand in hand.
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