2019 year review

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A time of new beginnings always comes with a time of reflection. A lot can happen in one year. For TestingHackersz, it was a meaningful year, a year where we started to dive deep into the IT world and share some meaningful articles with our readers. We will always prioritize to share new technologies with you and grow with other similar blogs.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank our readers and the people who supported us. Our growth is not possible without your love and support.

The 2019 Year Review

We published around 37 articles this year starting from mid-July. Our most popular post of 2019 is Introducing Selenium. We have had more than 200 readers so far, which I think is a great beginning to start with and I am really overwhelmed by the response we have received.

A BIG THANK YOU to our readers out there. Most of our time we spend is sitting on our cubicles, if you are reading this blog, let me assure you more awesome topics are coming up in 2020!!

Our Motive in 2020

As you might already know, testing is getting depreciated in the market, with the new trend, we have various options to shift our career to, for non-coding guys can shift to DevOps, and the automation guy will be moving to FSD or SDET roles. So we will be covering more of these fields to stay updated with this global transformation.

  • DevOps
  • FSD or SDET
  • Cloud-based technologies
  • CI/CD Integration
  • Python
  • and many more technologies
Keep the spirit up as we usher into 2020! Keep Learning and keep sharing! A Big Thankyou for a wonderful year!

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