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It’s been some time since we published our last expert roundup , so we wanted to ask around in our community how leaders in testing are feeling these days about work (as we enter the second year of the pandemic), new trends they’re seeing on the horizon and advice for upping one’s testing game in 2021!
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In a 1970s commercial, a boy asked a wise owl, "How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop?" The owl, who was obviously a tester, decided to see how many licks it would take; in a humorous twist, he concluded that the answer was three. But on the third "lick," he crunched down on the pop and ate the candy.
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In a 1970s commercial, a boy asked a wise owl, "How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop?" The owl, who was obviously a tester, decided to see how many licks it would take; in a humorous twist, he concluded that the answer was three. But on the third "lick," he crunched down on the pop and ate the candy.
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A silly little PWA has been brewing over the past couple of weekends to make a desktop-compatible version of a mobile-only native app using Web Bluetooth. I'm incredibly biased of course, but the Project Fugu ?? APIs are a lot of fun. There's so much neat stuff we can build in the browser now that HID , Serial , NFC , Bluetooth and all the rest are available.
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