Using GitHub & Agile to manage a hobby.
I learned all I know about testing on the job. That’s not enough for me. That’s why I have a strong desire to do a deep dive on testing — take my time and revisit the fundamentals, learn “the proper way” to test, and mentally connect all the concepts I found along the way.
Teaching is one of the best ways to learn.
I could do a testing course… indeed, I could do create one! During these years I gathered dozens of blogs, books, tutorials, talks about testing. So what if…
- I read all that and wrote summaries?
- and published those summaries to help others?
- and anyone could make changes to keep them updated and unbiased?
- and all this was built and managed through GitHub?
#NerdLife
Thus Start Testing was born on Jan 1st.
The topics I need to investigate are GitHub issues. They contain the links I need to read.
I prioritise those topics with a simplified Kanban.
I group topics into milestones, which allow me to track my progress.
When I push changes, my code article is automatically checked for spelling mistakes. #CI If it passes the test, it goes live! #CD The rendered Markdown looks like this 👇
Let’s see where this journey takes me! 😁
