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## Conclusion
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- Get your application used every day, not just by QA, but by the entire team. This helps to uncover many issues related not only to functionality, but also to usability, performance, and resource usage.
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- As a software developer, be aware of resource constraints. For example, limit the number of objects created, close database connections, etc. to avoid hitting OS/hardware limits.
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- As a software developer, be aware of resource constraints. For example, limit the number of objects created, close database connections, etc. to avoid hitting OS/hardware limits.
This journey took me about a year and I completely understand why people choose this direction and what it means to be an engineer. I would highly recommend anyone to take this path and explore the world of electronics to better understand how computers work and how to write efficient programs, even if they will not connect their lives with electronics itself.
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The knowledge and experience I have gained is hard to overestimate. Some tools and knowledge I can use in my daily life. Others have helped me organize my knowledge. The rest are just for fun and push the boundaries of knowledge and can be used to understand many technical things.
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The knowledge and experience I have gained is hard to overestimate. Some tools and knowledge I can use in my daily life. Others have helped me organize my knowledge. The rest are just for fun and push the boundaries of knowledge and can be used to understand many technical things.
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Hi, I'm Alexander. Nice to meet you.
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Since I started my journey as an enterprise software test engineer 15 years ago, I've been building applications to simplify my work and that of my colleagues. After all these years of improving my skills and gaining experience, I continue to build small and bigger projects playing with different technology stacks and I really enjoy this process.
People I've worked with have said some nice things...
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## Hi. I'm Alexander. Nice to meet you.
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> Lacey and I want you to know that Alexander is a real asset to our team. We previously noticed that he brings thoughtful questions to our planning sessions and he has a good understanding of the product, but when David was on vacation the last two weeks, he did an excellent job of taking on many of her responsibilities. We especially appreciate the work he did to prepare documentation and scenarios for our meeting with client last week (including working some hours one weekend).
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- Senior Program Manager
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I wrote my first line of code in 1999 and I've been hooked ever since. After a couple of years I was asked to build the first client application and I did. I always knew I wanted to code, but my path to the tech industry hasn't been a straight line. I've worked in a variety of roles that have given me a broad perspective. I have played with hardware, software, security and quality; desktop, web and mobile.
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> You are one of my favorites and I have made it very clear to many people here and at there that you are a valuable member of the team. You quickly learned the product, but more importantly I can see that you are good at looking at the whole picture and not focusing only on the specific thing you are testing. This is a skill that is extremely valuable to an organization. I am sure you will be successful at current position and wherever life takes you.
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- Senior Program Manager
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I started this blog to share my discoveries and experiences with others so you can get to know me better. Below, you'll find a list of tools I'm familiar with. Click to learn more about how I use [tools](/tags) or take a look at my [projects](/categories/projects). In the sidebar you can find my contact details.
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> Throughout the course of your engagement with us, your dedication and proficiency have not only met but exceeded our expectations. Your commitment to delivering high-quality results has significantly contributed to the success of our projects. We recognize and commend your hard work, attention to detail, and the collaborative spirit you brought to the table. Your contributions have undoubtedly left a lasting impact, and we are grateful for the positive influence you have had on our projects and team dynamics.
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Thank you bringing out a lot of automation POC’s and not just introducing it but also helping the teams to embrace new automation tools and changes that had happened. Thanks a lot for your contributions and all the best for your future!
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> I wanted to take a moment to let you know how much I appreciate the knowledge and insights you've shared with me. Your guidance has been invaluable, and I'm truly grateful for the opportunity to learn from someone as experienced as you.
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