After reading The Power Of Habit by Charles Duhigg, it made me realise that people’s habits can be used to change behaviours for the good and yes, sometimes the bad. These changes in behaviours can either positively or negatively impact your life. So, in 2018, I’m going to try and do this for myself. Why not try […]
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Here’s my next post which appeared first on Simple Programmer.. There are many types of testing that you can add at different phases of your project. Your last line of defense is testing within the final stages of the project—where you can catch those last-minute defects that can potentially harm your product’s use, damage its
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Last Tuesday I attended TestExpo 2017. Since I switched back into testing, I have tried to read more about the changes in this field so that I’m more informed and in a better position to make decisions about the direction we take for QA within my day job and my personal projects. Why is going
Here’s my next post which appeared first on Simple Programmer.. During the day, I work as a test engineer. But I also consider myself a developer—more specifically, an appreneur. What is an appreneur? Why, it’s any entrepreneur trying to build a business via mobile applications. You could be producing templates for others to use, creating
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When I took on this new role, one of my tasks was to ensure that we deliver high quality products. In order to get an estimate of where we were currently at, I decided to look at implementing code coverage tools into the build processes so that we can gauge the level of quality we
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Earlier this year I made the decision to switch back to being a QA Engineer. Due to the nature of the tech that I was now being exposed to, I wasn’t able to flex my coding muscles everyday like my previous role. I started to think that my programming skills would slowly dwindle if I
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Five months ago, I was tasked with probably my biggest challenge to date in my development career. I was asked to create and implement a test strategy for my company. The previous projects were tested before being released, but there were no dedicated members of the team whose specialty would to ensure a high level
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Here’s my next post which appeared first on Simple Programmer.. During the first two posts in this series on how to release your app to the App Store, I discussed the importance of configuring the first two screens of your App Store page. In Releasing Your App to the Store in Style Part 1, I
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Here’s my next post which appeared first on Simple Programmer.. Configuring a great App Store page is usually one of the last stages in the app development life cycle. Because it comes at the end, it is sometimes overlooked, or the information is added in a slapdash sort of way, without much time or attention
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Here’s my next post which appeared first on Simple Programmer.. It seems like everyone’s making apps these days, and maybe you want to be part of it, too. Maybe it’s to help you build that passive income you’ve always wanted, maybe it’s a hobby, or maybe you just want to cross it off your bucket
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