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Software Testing Weekly - Issue 42
Friday, October 23, 2020
Quality in Mobile Apps View on the web Archives ISSUE 42 October 23rd 2020 COMMENT Hello and welcome to the 42nd issue! Thank you all for sending over the great resources on software testing. I found
Software Testing Weekly - Issue 41
Monday, October 19, 2020
How to get started with Performance Testing View on the web Archives ISSUE 41 October 16th 2020 COMMENT Welcome to the 41st issue! Every week I browse through hundreds of news to prepare an issue for
Software Testing Weekly - Issue 40
Friday, October 9, 2020
Navigating your QA career path View on the web Archives ISSUE 40 October 9th 2020 COMMENT Welcome to the 40th issue! Someone shared a nice story about their career progression from Manual QA to QA
Software Testing Weekly - Issue 39
Friday, October 2, 2020
UI testing best practices View on the web Archives ISSUE 39 October 2nd 2020 COMMENT Welcome to the 39th issue! One of the things I want to share here again (because this newsletter has grown tenfold
Software Testing Weekly - Issue 38
Friday, September 25, 2020
QA life in two lines View on the web Archives ISSUE 38 September 25th 2020 COMMENT This is the one thing I absolutely loved this week. Not only because it's funny but also because it's true. 😂
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