Secrets of SDET Success

I am back – sort of. I spent a week in the desert with 50,000 friends, and came back with a cold. I’m mostly better now, but do have a few things to share. Me and my snark will be back in another week.

Just got back from a long bike trip, so didn’t see a lot of the internet this week. Here are a few things I ran into that may be interesting. Washington (state) is going to require that all new cars sold in 2030 or later are electric It’s last year’s prank, but a write up…

Another week – another five things I found interesting. Eighteen+ months into the pandemic, and I finally got a new desk. It’s the Kana model from Flexispot, and it is wonderful so far. Because I’m now standing much more when I work, I was able to dig out my Ergodriven standing mat out of the…

Working from Europe this week, and time (and jet lag) got the best of me. I will make it up for you with an extra link in this exclusive six-pack of stuff I found on the internet. I have successfully passed my covid re-entry test (meaning that I didn’t catch the cooties in Denmark). Turns…

My family moved into a new house about 16 months ago. There’s an office on the ground floor where I set up my pc, my music stiff and a bunch of boxes (mostly filled with books and CDs). I never quite figured out what furniture to buy for the room, but in the end, it…

As you know, I occasionally rant about GUI automation; but I don’t think I’ve done a good job explaining some of the reasons why it can be fragile, and when it can actually be a good idea. Let’s take a deeper look at some of the attributes of the GUI automation design challenges. Record &…