Best of TestingJanuary 2022

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    Avatar of devgeniusDev Genius·4y

    8 Ways To Drastically Boost Your Developer Productivity

    8 ways to boost your developer productivity with these 8 tips. Automate repetitive tasks with scripts. Use a real debugger instead of printing variables. Back up your local database with Bash Scripts. Use the right tool for the job and don't forget the possibility that you might accidentally commit your work to memory.

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    Avatar of devtoDEV·4y

    I've read... The Pragmatic Programmer

    The Pragmatic Programmer is a book about becoming a true professional in their craft. It was published twenty years ago, but it's fascinating to see the struggles we still face day in and day out discussed even then. It's definitely a must-read book for programmers and even people managing programmers.

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    Avatar of testprojectTest Automation Blog·4y

    2022 Software Testing Trends

    The year 2022 has started, and everyone is thinking about how to improve their skills and the things that are done inside their companies. In this article, 10 software testing trends for 2022 are presented- including innovative technologies, testing types, and tools. If you want to know how the testing area will evolve in 2022, keep reading.

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    Best practices for testing GraphQL APIs

    If you enjoyed our blog, and want to work on systems and challenges related to globally distributed systems, serverless databases, GraphQL, and Jamstack, Fauna is hiring. .css-zxpal7:not(:last-of-type(){margin-bottom:8px;.css-1913dxb:not (: last- of-type) {margin:0;min-width: 0;}.css- 1913dxc:not() {margin-top:8pt;}. CSS-1912dxc :not(last- of type: "";.css: ";";.js: "}.css": "",.css

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    Avatar of itnextITNEXT·4y

    Accessibility as a design pattern

    Ismayil Khayredinov: Accessibility standards can improve our day-to-day experiences with building front-end interfaces. He argues that they can lead to healthier more readable code, cleaner tests, and better overall architecture of our applications. He says the cornerstone of accessibility is cross-device interoperability of user interfaces.