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In this article I have provided a comprehensive guide about different technologies, frameworks and programming languages that can be used to advance your career. Now if you know or understand one technology from each domain, does not mean you should not learn something new. Grasping more knowledge will always help to create a new perspective, hence keep learning. Image by Japneet Sachdeva Version Control System (VCS) Tools: Git, SVN Why? Use: Track changes, manage source code versions, and facilitate collaboration among team members. Version Control System (VCS) CI Servers Tools: Jenkins, Travis CI, GitLab CI, GitHub Actions, CircleCI Why? Use: Automate the build, test, and deployment processes triggered by code changes in the version control repository. Build Automation Tools: Maven, Gradle (Java), npm (JavaScript), MSBuild (Microsoft) Why? Use: Compile source code, manage dependencies, and package the application or tes

Learning is forever and beyond, so I keep on looking for new resources like articles, blogs, repositories etc. So below are some useful repositories for us “Software Testers” Image by rawpixel.com on Freepik All repositories are open source and free to use Awesome Testing Visit GithHub Repo Why to use it? This repository serves as a curated collection of testing software, extensions, and resources. Intended as a resource hub for newcomers in the software testing community, it encompasses a wide spectrum of testing areas without focusing on specific domains or roles like Usability, Performance, Automation, or Management. Best Practices for Testing UI Visit GithHub Repo Why to use it? This repository is a comprehensive guide structured into various sections covering UI testing best practices. It includes chapters on testing strategies, generic best practices. With a breakdown into specific categories, this repository provides insights into dif

Move from QA to QA Automation Image by Freepik Selenium Automation tutorial : Visit Selenium Course Selenium with BDD Cucumber : Visit Selenium BDD Course Software Testing with experienced learning : Visit QA Course Performance Testing using JMeter : Visit JMeter Load & API testing Course Robot Framework, using Python : Visit Robot Framework Course API Testing using POSTMAN : Visit PostMan Tutorial Git & GitHub for Automation Testers : Visit Git & GitHub Course Katalon Studio for Automation Testers : Visit Katalon Studio Course Master Xpath : Visit XPath Mastery Course Rest Assured Java Framework for API Testing : Visit RestAssured Framework Course All these courses, cover essential learnings for beginners and can be useful for starting your journey the domains like Web Automation, API and Performance Testing. Even concepts like using GitHub and Mastering Xpath are very useful during practical implementations. I hope t

Image by Japneet Sachdeva Are you tired of scrolling through job postings & applying to countless jobs? Still not getting any responses & not even getting recruiters call backs? In this article I’ll be discussing about the frequent mistakes made during job applications that candidates often make, due to which your profiles/resume do not stand out! These tips are constructed for everyone who is looking for a new job as a fresher or experienced looking for a job change. I’ll keep this short & concise so stick along :) We all know job market is tough, moreover the number of job applicants for each job opening is huge. Due to which there are chances that you might even apply to a job but still do not get any response back. So to address this particular issue. Tip Number — 1: Enable LinkedIn/Naukri job alerts Enabling these alerts will help you to receive daily mails digest. These will contain potential job openings according to your interests. So when you setup thes