About

Maria Kedemo

Thank you for stopping by my blog! If my posts trigger any thoughts and reactions, please leave a comment.

This blog reflects my thoughts related to software testing,  in one way or another.

Sharing my opinions and experiences from software development is a way for me to process my thoughts and hopefully get reactions back on them. I constantly seek to learn and to improve to become better at what I do.

Improving my skills in software testing is not just limited to working hours. I try to stay updated by discussing with other software testers, reading blogs, articles and books though there has not been much reading of the latter lately due to other prioritization. Balance in life is very important to me!

I believe in a context driven approach to software testing and many times also in life.

5 thoughts on “About”

  1. Hi Maria,

    How are you? I came across your blog and I was wondering if you would be interested in guest blogging on TESTHuddle.com?

    In case you are unaware, TEST Huddle is a software testing community that was launched by EuroSTAR Conferences back in early 2014 and there has been steady growth of members ever since. Today we are proud to say that we have over 2500 members and counting.

    Adding a blog post to TEST Huddle is easy as we have an upload resource option available on the site. You can upload here: http://testhuddle.com/resources/upload-resource/

    The sooner you upload your blog, the sooner we could add it to the blog schedule.

    I look forward to hearing from you,

    Kind regards,
    Daragh

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  2. Hello Maria,

    Hope you’re doing well. This year I had the opportunity of participating at RTC 2018(Romanian Testing Conference) where you were also a speaker. (Testing through Space and Time) It was truly a great talk in a friendly and open manner. I was wondering if it’s not too much of a hassle if could send me the presentation slides used. I checked over on rtc2018 presentation(https://romaniatesting.ro/rtc2018-presentations/) however it seems it’s not there.

    Thank you and kind thoughts,
    Andrei T

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  3. Hello Maria,
    I hope you’re well. I’m Olga, a testing practitioner from Russia, and I’ve translated lots of blog posts for our Russian portal for software testers. I wonder if you’d let me translate your articles as well. They’ll be fully referenced to you, of course, looking like this: https://software-testing.ru/library/testing/testing-tools/3572-using-multiple-test-frameworks-simultaneously

    In any case, thank you very much for your posts, they give me lots to think about.

    Thank you, have a good day!
    Olga

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