Using real life test stories, I will present to you examples of mindset tools that I have identified, how I have used them to optimize collaboration in software development teams, become a valuable team member and a skilled tester. I will further propose a model that can help individuals develop their own mindset tools depending on the type of environment and product being developed.
“Good afternoon, colleagues!
We are deeply in the process of preparing Comaqa Open Air 2018, but even now we are starting to think about organizational process and program of Autumn Comaqa Conference.
Potentially useful Tech and Management fundamentals literature:
1) Grady Booch “Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with Applications”
Notes: Do not be afraid of С++ examples, 95% of the material is conceptual, and not depending on the exact programming language From my point of view it’s one of the best books for real learning what OOP is. It might look too simple for you – which makes it even more pleasant to read before going to bed.
[E1-E3; Junior – Senior]
2) Martin Fowler «Refactoring»
Hello friends,
We will meet, get to know each other, order coffee and some sweets if some of us are hungry Talk to each other at ease on the close-to-professional related topics.
Good afternoon, colleagues!
July 14th our community COMAQA.by is planning to make Comaqa Open Air 2018.
March 10-11th 2018, COMAQA.by community with the help of EPAM Systems, DPI.Solutions and CoreHard.by community held big QA Conference COMAQA Spring 2018.
Good afternoon, friends!
Mark March 10-11 in your calendars, COMAQA.BY will hold a big vacation conference in Minsk, devoted to manual and automation, DevOps, development in automation and management in testing contexts.
Speakers from the leading IT-companies of CIS, Russia, Belarus are going to talk about their experience and management, share personal practical secrets and work hints.
We have created a Python test automation information source list.
Here is the list of the most helpful books for C# .Net automation engineers; you should read them in the given order, starting with the first (basic) and finishing third (complex):
1. «C#», Andrew Troelsen
2. «C#: The Complete Reference», Herbert Schildt
3. Best efforts: «CLR via C#», Jeffrey Richter
From our point of view here are the most helpful books for Java Automation engineers; you should read them in the given order, starting with the first (basic) and finishing fourth (complex):
1. «Head First Java», Kathy Sierra
2. «Java, A Beginner’s Guide», Herbert Schildt
3. «Thinking in Java», Bruce Eckel
4. «Effective Java», Joshua Bloch
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