# ITea Morning – Links of the week 43
On my YouTube channel I have a project called “ITea Morning”.The idea is to make daily short videos with few links to articles for audience to read to morning tea…
Programming Challenge 5- ATF – DONE
So as you may remember challenge for this month was to write a small project with azure DevOps pipeline that has a lot of tricky issues to fix. This one…
So you want to Automate? Part III – let’s talk learning
This is 3rd part in a series of articles dedicated to people wanting to start their adventure with automation. This time we will discuss the process of learning. You can…
So you want to Automate? Part II – Let’s talk automation
The following article is second in a series where I am talking real about "start in test automation". My goal here is not to disinterest anybody from trying to learn…
A discourse on Test Pyramid
“All models are wrong, but some are useful”George Box Imagine this. You are working in local groceries shop. Your job is making deliveries to customers homes. You have a beautiful…
Test Automation – Facts and Myth– A short relation
Test Automation - Facts and Myth was an event organized by SuccessPoint to discuss automation and misconceptions around it. About the event This event was different from other conferences. With…
Tapost 2018 – A short Relation
TAPOST is conference in Riga, Latvia; unfortunately, I didn't have time for sightseeing, but I did manage to do some small tour. TAPOST First and foremost: Tapost conference is getting…
300 – On the importance of goals.
One of the most significant issues I often see in automation is lack of goals. Team do automation write lots and lots of tests. But they will never consider if…
Retro of the Week #21 Java build automation
Edit: some how post went without code for experiment - fixed it. Another week has passed, and March is coming to an end. From the perspective of my blog, it…
Flower VII The Parameters Spam
Warning people with knowledge of good coding practices and faint heart should skip this post. Viewer Discretion is advised. This post is part of series dedicated to anti-patterns in test…