Software Programming

“What makes you a good software tester? This is one question that we all have asked ourselves in one form or another.

Take a look at our most read and shared blog posts from December 2020.

In essence, I am very curious. That is why, whenever I see, read or hear about something that piques my interest, I do not stop until I understand it and if it finally provides me with a benefit, I do my best to include it in my portfolio. This is something that happened to me, a while ago, with DevOps.

A beginner's guide for anyone who wanted to understand what is Cloud computing, its benefits and different layers in cloud computing.

The key premise of this paper is that there is a need to extend the existing model of quality characteristics with new quality characteristics specifically for AI and robotics.

By now every organization leverages cloud at some level so it is the need to have a platform for managing infrastructure from all the sources.

CTO Albert Tort, creator of this methodology illustrated, how he uses Getting Things Done (GTD) in his day to day.

My main focus this year revolves around Software Maintainability. At this moment, we try to get everyone on board, and we have started training people on the concepts, and how to get your team to write maintainable software.

Most of the times, you cannot solve a problem with only low code. Think about scenario's where you should link to old legacy systems or complex API calls. In those cases low code without any enhancement cannot natively connect to those systems.

Setting up your CI/CD is an important part of any modern (development) team, and a key skill to master. So today I’ll share some key skills and concepts, hopefully, to get some people up and running.

How to create Multibranch pipeline in Jenkins. Read on to find out in this blog.

In my previous blog I stated my learning goal for 2020: Learning (or getting a better understanding) of the Go language. Currently I'm studying various courses, and have to give huge credits to Todd McLeod for his excellent work on courses on this subject.