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Empty States

I've never really tried to do empty states nicely. Found this good example. Most of the time I just put text like this. "No watever.... found" I like the idea of an icon and the button below it. It's funny to see how little

Implementation of Time Management System

I recently created a post on a highly effective time management system for startups. That was mostly straight facts. This post is how I am trying to implement it. Since this will be a recurring habit created it in my habit tracker. I was also thinking of getting an accountability

Getting Real - Must Reread

Thought I'd post something that inspires me to build. Some radical views that challenged my thinking. Mainly posting this as a reminder to myself to re-read it once in a while. Getting RealThe smarter, faster, easier way to build a successful web applicationBasecamp

Time allocation depends on the type of work.

This is one of the biggest problems that I am currently facing. Alongside a full-time job and other commitments. Consistent study becomes extremely hard. Especially for coding-related courses. The advice I was given in the start was spend a fixed amount of time everyday. That seems right at

QA Monk

Flow noise issue

This is where we are. The image below shows the entire map of all the flows, which is a large mess. That's why we have the frequency thing to filter out the noise. However, when the noise is filtered, it looks like this. We do get the main

How to manage time - by YCombinator

Based on the following talk. btw YC is one of the most successful venture capital firms, so they know their stuff. Here are the action items. 1. Set weekly KPI(Key performance Indicator) goal. eg. Monthly Recurring Revenue, Words written, Weekly Active Users. 2. Grade tasks based on Impact on

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Can process mining be applied to QA?

This is the first time I am hearing of it. Apparently, it does pretty much the path we are going down. Which is to establish all possible user paths by tracking actions using loggers. Then figure out the cumulative occurrence of these actions. Filter out the low priority ones. Then

Arkhitect

The little things

Just added a small text next to the habit name. It displays the last Target and the Unit I think it looks pretty clean. Now that I look at it close up, it's not fully centered vertically lol The reason why? When I create a habit and set

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Generated flows are meh..

The flows are in, and we seem to be getting somewhere. However, I've been here before(multiple iterations in the past) and learnt that it all seems good, but never good enough. I finally finished setting all the IDs on the elements using buildprint So luckily there is

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Changing the approach

Did some "research". By that, I mean 1 prompt. Essentially, there are 2 main problems with creating coverage for user flows. Problem 1. How do we automatically get all the user paths? For linear flows, it seems simple enough. Here is the trouble: dependent flows. Owner flips toggle

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Userflows vs Test cases

Today I tried running the coverage mapper using the markdown guide that I created along with AI. From the start, it wasn't clicking and I wasn't sure why. Towards the end of the day I decided to look at QA wolf. A test automation software that

Work journal

This has really been helping me think and get ideas. If the book is near you, the ideas will come. If they don't, no pressure. Don't force it. What to write in a work journal? Credit to the book "Show Your Work". I highly