🛠️ Testing API documentation shouldn't be manual guesswork. Here's how to automate validation using Postman Collections with JSONPlaceholder API.

What you'll build: A complete testing suite that validates API responses against documentation, catches schema changes, and integrates with CI/CD pipelines.

Engineers live and die by DORA metrics. It's how they prove their work, how they measure performance, how they get better.

So why are most documentation teams still talking about page views?

It's a total disconnect. We aren't measuring what actually matters. And as long as documentation is measured with the same flimsy metrics as marketing content, it's going to be treated like it is. An afterthought. A cost center. A team that's easy to cut when times get tough.

That has to change. The only way forward is to adopt the language of performance and value that the rest of the organization already speaks. We can take example from DevOps playbook.

So, Your Wi-Fi Is Driving You Nuts.​

Let's just get that out of the way. It happens. One minute everything is fine, the next you're staring at a buffering wheel while your kids complain about lag. The modern home is a digital warzone, with phones, laptops, TVs, and a dozen other smart gadgets all fighting for bandwidth.

Windows 11's Context Menu: A Usability Downgrade? (And My Workaround)​

I still remember the first time I right-clicked something in Windows XP. I had no idea what a “context menu” was back then—I just knew that right-clicking felt like unlocking a hidden cheat code for my PC. Fast forward through Vista, 7, 8 (ugh), and 10, and I’ve gotten pretty comfortable with how Windows handles everyday tasks.

But then Windows 11 came along. And… yeah. This new right-click menu? Not a fan.

Hey there! Imagine our modern dad, a multitasking maestro, seamlessly juggling work, play, and family. To keep his superhero status, he's equipped with some cutting-edge gadgets. Let's dive into these tech marvels that make dad's life a symphony of efficiency and fun.

Ah, the life of a casual gamer in 2024 – where the biggest decision we face is whether to spend our hard-earned cash on the latest GPU or invest in yet another round of artisanal avocado toast. With the gaming world all abuzz about Nvidia's RTX 4070 Ti Super and RTX 4080 Super, you might find yourself caught in a whirlwind of wonder, thinking, "Is it time for an upgrade?" But before you start raiding your piggy bank, let's dive into why embracing the status quo might just be your smartest move. Let's take a closer look at my own case, shall we?

Ever wondered why some stores ask you to sign up for their "exclusive" clubs or offer you a card that promises rewards? Welcome to the world of Retail Loyalty Programs, a popular strategy businesses use to keep customers coming back for more.

Key Takeaways

• Retail Loyalty Programs are strategic initiatives designed to foster customer retention and engagement by offering rewards for repeated business.
• These programs not only benefit customers through savings and personalized experiences but also provide retailers with valuable data and increased brand loyalty.
• Successful implementation requires careful consideration of costs, data security, system integration, and adaptability to changing customer preferences and market trends.

Enhance your WhatsApp conversations by sharing pictures. Whether capturing a moment on the fly or sharing a saved memory, you can make your conversations more personal and engaging. Additionally, you can choose the quality of the images you send, balancing between clarity and data usage.

Android Instructions​

1. Open WhatsApp: Tap the WhatsApp icon on your device to start the app.
2. Choose a Chat:
   1. For existing chats, scroll to find the chat you wish to use.
   2. To start a new chat, tap the green chat icon at the bottom right and select a contact.
3. Select/Snap a Picture:
   1. Tap the camera icon next to the text input area. This opens the camera view along with thumbnails of recently snapped pictures.
   2. You can capture a new picture by pressing the shutter button or select a recent picture from the presented thumbnails.
   3. Add a Caption (Optional): Type your message in the Add a caption… field.
   4. Select Image quality (Optional): See Image Quality for more information.
4. Share Your Picture: Hit the send button (resembling a paper airplane) to share your picture and message.

iPhone Instructions​

1. Open WhatsApp: Tap the WhatsApp icon on your device to start the app.
2. Choose a Chat:
   1. Scroll through your chats to find an existing conversation.
   2. To start a new chat, tap the + icon at the top right, then select New Chat and choose a contact.
3. Send a Picture:
   1. Tap the camera icon next to the text input field. You'll see the camera view and thumbnails of recent photos.
   2. Either take a new photo or choose from the recent photos displayed at the bottom.
   3. Add a Caption (Optional): Enter your message in the Add a caption… area.
   4. Select Image quality (Optional): See Image Quality for more information.
4. Share Your Picture: Hit the send button (resembling a paper airplane) to share your picture and message.

Quick Access Camera Feature (Android & iPhone)​

For moments that need to be captured and shared instantly:

1. Tap the camera icon at the top of the WhatsApp home screen. This action opens the camera for a quick snap, with recent photos displayed for quick selection.
2. After capturing or selecting your photo, choose the recipients from your contact list.
3. Select Image quality (Optional): See Image Quality for more information.
4. Add a caption if desired, then tap the send button to share your picture.

Max was a 12-year-old boy who lived with his father. He was very healthy, a bit too healthy, one can say. He was round like a tomato, and that's what his classmates used to call him. He wasn't very popular and didn't have any friends. They had recently moved to a new city where his father got a new job and had bought a new house on the outskirts of the town because it was a bit close to his work and Max's new School.

Max was very nervous on his first day at School, it was the middle of the year, and he will be the new kid in the class. His first day at School went exceptionally uneventful, and he couldn't make any friends. He was an introvert, after all.