Notes on technology explained plainly, ideas worth sitting with, and books worth talking about.

Module, modal, model — none of these mean the same thing, no matter how similar they sound. A banking app and a cake help sort out which is which.

In 1854 a man painted villagers fleeing a coming storm. In 1999 another man photographed a mower working as a Serbian oil refinery burns in the background.

Fingerprint unlock, tap-to-pay, dark mode, Face ID. These features feel like they've always existed, but they're all under fifteen years old. A look at why we forget how recent "normal" really is, and how these features look stacked against the world events happening at the same time.

Job descriptions and CVs mix up platforms, programming languages, and testing frameworks, and it all becomes a huge mess. I know! This post is a recruiter's guide to reading a mobile QA CV accurately and knowing which questions to ask engineering before sourcing.

Daniil Kharms's short absurdist play about a writer who drops dead from one line of criticism felt oddly specific and relatable. Here it is in the original Serbian and in Wikilivres' English translation. *And that's all.*

Good communication skills are a must even if you're talking to AI. Especially then! AI tools love to guess when something's unclear, so here's how to work with them effectively when using agents for automation testing.

Two free practice exams for the ISTQB Mobile Application Testing (CT-MAT) certification, built from the public syllabus and checked question-by-question for accuracy.

Ever tried a side project with some friends? Surely you've fallen into some, if not all, of these traps.

We debated whether to build a first-aid app for the Serbian market and found out the answer is no. Here's the full case study.

Most 'questions to ask in an interview' lists are written for the hiring manager round. It's always better to clear things out ASAP, so here's a running list for the HR screen instead.