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Dec 23	revised	Andriod Selenium testing by Python - connecting problem improved formatting, added tags
Dec 23	revised	Best practices to test PowerShell cmdlets? improved formatting
Dec 23	revised	Do ISTQB/ISEB Testing Certificates prove someone can test? improved formatting
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Dec 23	comment	Developing Unit Tests While Refactoring Legacy Code? +1 for both books.
Dec 23	suggested	suggested edit on Blogs to follow to further learning
Dec 23	comment	If you could only give one book to a tester to teach them about testing, what would it be? This is the basic overview stuff which starting tester would be already familiar with. I think the question is more about what to give to starting testers to introduce them well to testing in practice. Otherwise not a bad starting/overview book.
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