Ozan İlhan

This week, I'm trying out an experiment with Udemy's free courses: - I created a free course in just one day. It's a 40-min course that explains the basic concepts of software testing. - At the end of it, I added coupons for my course and directed students to my paid content.

Hoi @GemZaanstad ik woon in Rapsodie str zaandam,mijn volgende straat is betaald parkeren en nu is het onmogelijk geworden om mijn auto te parkeren. Ik moest 10 minuten rijden om een ​​plek te vinden die 500 meter verderop ligt. Maak alle straten in Muziekbuurt betaald parkeren.

IJzige brug tussen de straten Aubade en Serenade. Binnen 1 minuut zag ik een fiets en motor vallen. Stuur alstublieft iemand @GemZaanstad maps.app.goo.gl/rweggJwhBmqghL…

@justinmooretfam I like your content but your emails are way too frequent. x1 or x2 a day. I unsubscribed after 3 days.. I would like to see once a week email option from you.

This email is going out to 33,000+ creators tomorrow. Want in?

This list can go on. I agree that some of them are unique positions, each with a unique title. But I believe I've come across over 30+ titles, which are extremely confusing and serve no useful purpose

Software Testing Specialist Test Technician Test Validation Engineer Testing and Quality Assurance Engineer QA Automation Specialist Test Lead Software Verification Engineer Quality Assurance Tester QA Analyst Software Validation Specialist Test Architect Test Manager . . .

So many different titles in software testing, It seems like we need to sit down and choose some of them and ban all others 😂 Quality Assurance Engineer QA Tester Test Automation Engineer Test Analyst Software Quality Analyst Test Engineer Test Developer Quality Control Engineer

It was also a great personal experiment for me: Idea > Published in 1 day, which is way faster than I used to do Thanks for the inspiration @marclou

So far, this is my very first free course. Up until now, I've been simply putting courses online, and people would discover them organically. I'm going to track the performance and share the data here later

This week, I'm trying out an experiment with Udemy's free courses: - I created a free course in just one day. It's a 40-min course that explains the basic concepts of software testing. - At the end of it, I added coupons for my course and directed students to my paid content.

30 hrs of efficient work > 9-to-5. When I tell my former colleagues that I work 5 hours a day, 6 days a week on my projects, many laugh, thinking I have an easy schedule. But when I ask, 'Out of a 40-hour week, how many hours do you work intensely?' Most admit it's not even 20!"

@dvassallo Good point. After seeing so many solopreneurs putting too much effort into visuals, it's nice to see someone with a "good enough" mentality. I try to follow the same principles.

@Nomad_Tester No plans; it seems to be working. Maybe will tighten up the top part a bit, but it seems to do the job still.

Added a bit of subtle social proof to the smallbets.co site:

@marclou Why not Substack? It's free and has pretty good capabilities.

My business expenses: - Everything else: $50/month - Newsletter:

New article! What is Bun? A look at Its Capabilities for Automation Testing softwaretestingtoday.substack.com/p/what-is-bun-… #SoftwareTesting #Bun

@omurdenden Hocam keşke dierenambulance i arasaydın. %99 evden kaçmıştır. Dierenambulance anında gelip alıyor köpeği. Çipi varsa sahibini buluyor, yoksa barınağa götürüp sahiplendirme sürecini başlatıyor.

Amsterdam’da 3 yildir ilk kez sokak kopegi gordum, o da geldi Turkiye’den gelen yegenimin yanina oturdu

[TR] Test Otomasyonuna Başlama: Maceranıza Başlamak İçin Dört Temel Adım, yeni yazım substack'te yayınlandı: open.substack.com/pub/yazilimtes…

@daniel_nguyenx Certainly, it's not suitable for people with ADHD, as there are so many new things to explore and potential distractions 😂 My productivity also close to 0

I don’t know how nomad founders can do it. My productivity when traveling is effectively 0 😂

@sebastienlorber Thanks for creating your newsletter openly. Your work is always an inspiration to me

⚛️ This Week In React - August 2023 report So, is my 26k subs React newsletter profitable? ❌ Nope 😅 - I made 150€ revenue this month - 4 issues were sent representing ~10 days of work - My hourly rate: ~2€/h But it's growing fast 🥲

It's challenging to continuously generate content. It demands a considerable amount of mental energy to persevere daily. But messages from my students help me to create every day. This particular message says: "Thanks to you, today I started a new job as a software tester."

Anyone else realized that ChatGPT always adds the word "delve" into sentences? Whenever I see an article starting with "let's delve into..." I'm sure it's 100% ChatGPT generated. It's very annoying that each time I need to mention: don't use "delve" even for a small proofreading