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Employability refers to a person's ability to quickly find an attractive job opportunity that matches their skills and qualifications. Recent layoffs in Big Tech companies such as Twitter, Google, and Spotify have highlighted the importance of employability for IT specialists. These layoffs have shown that even highly skilled and experienced professionals can be affected by changes in the industry or company-specific issues. Therefore, it is crucial for IT specialists to be aware of their employability and to take steps to improve it.
Read more: Maximizing Your Employability as a Software Engineer in TestGatling is a powerful open-source load testing tool designed to help developers and performance engineers test the performance and scalability of their web applications. It's written in Scala and it's based on the Akka toolkit, which means it's highly extensible and easily integrated with other tools.
Read more: Maximizing Performance with GatlingA short update linking to my Polish article on testerzy.pl about designing and running performance tests in k6 for web applications and APIs.
Read more: Performance tests in K6An introduction to Appium setup with links to installation guides and a GitHub project containing working examples for Android and iOS E2E test automation.
Read more: Appium up and running (working example)An expansion of the previous list of recommended software testing books, including titles on test automation, thinking-driven testing, software architecture, antifragility, JavaScript, and inspiration from Leonardo da Vinci.
Read more: Best software testing books - 2