In the ideal world, high-load systems should be able to survive – and quickly recover from – sudden traffic spikes, server outages, and interruptions to Internet connectivity. How do you know if they will? This is what "chaos engineering" is for.
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How Radical Candor can make you a MUCH better boss
Radical Candor is a book, a framework, and a consultancy by Kim Scott, an ex-Google and ex-Apple employee. The experiences she had while working at Silicon Valley inspired Scott to explore the management aspect of the software engineering industry.
Death by a thousand bug reports - Part 3: What makes for a perfect bug report
A perfect bug report is one that ticks all the right boxes. While this sounds boring and may take your testers a while to accomplish, it is actually their job and will save your developers a great deal of time moving forward.
QA tips for coping with task buildup and emergencies at holidays
Tips on how to easily come back to work after the holidays or vacations with minimum stress for QA specialists, managers, and everyone who cares about their working tasks.
Web design trends for 2020: Welcome to the dark site
While some of the trends remain from last year, let’s see what is gaining popularity/traction as this year comes to a close and the year 2020 emerges on the horizon.
How to write a request for proposal (RFP) for IT vendors
If you need to create a request for proposal (RFP) to send to software vendors and don't know where to start, please consider using our free template. A well-prepared RFP will help you identify a vendor with the right kind of expertise faster.