• Store Comment Feature For Elm Picshare Application

  Reading Time: 2 minutes TL;DR In the previous post, we have added the Comment feature to our Picshare application. We only displayed the comment input box, and today we are adding a feature for... The post Store Comment Feature For Elm Picshare Application appeared first on Tentamen Software Testing Blog.

  29.10.2020 | 1:00 קרא עוד...

• Review of Finance Apps

  I’m studying to be a financial advisor and I’ve been exploring many of the mobile apps out there that can be used to help manage finances. This post is a review of the ones I’ve used so far. My preferred apps are listed first. This is NOT financial advice or a product recommendation, a professional can help you if you have any concerns about your finances. I own shares in CBA, Westpac & Tyro. This represents an invested interest. Table of contentsBudgeting AppsBanking AppsBusiness BankingInvestment AppsLearning to investEducationBuilding a portfolioInternational InvestingManaged portfoliosSuperannuation Apps Budgeting Apps Google SheetsUp BankCommbankMoney Brilliant MyProsperityWeMoney I prefer using a simple Google sheet to manage my budget, however money brilliant looks pretty and Up bank has a cute little budget tool built into it too. Commbank gets in honourable mention because their upcoming bills feature has helped me keep on top of expenses due to come out of my bank in the next few days. Many of these apps have a bank feed import feature and they can miss label transactions/categories and it can be frustrating to fix. You can read more about how I manage my budget here. Google Sheet Up Bank Money Brilliant Commbank – upcoming bills CommBank – category budget MyProsperity Banking Apps CommbankUp Bank86 400XinjaWestpacANZHayVolt I love Up Banks branding and personality. They also have an ok interest based savings account and an auto round up saving feature on transactions. Westpac has a 3% interest for anyone under 30. Otherwise most of[…]

  29.10.2020 | 12:03 קרא עוד...

• Day 30 Review the complexity of a website’s content with the Hemingway app.

   What is the Hemingway App?The Hemingway app is a distraction-free writing and editing tool designed to help you polish your writing. It focuses on identifying common errors that bring down the quality of your prose: confusing sentence construction, overuse of weak adverbs, excessive passive voice, and the like. You can use a free version of the app right on the website.There are two modes in the Hemingway app: writing and editing.Writing ModeThe writing mode is designed to be unobtrusive, with a minimalist interface. Formatting buttons along the top allow you to make your text bold or italic, set your headings, add a blockquote or a list (either in bullet point or numbered), as well as create links. There are no page breaks, or detailed formatting options to create print layouts — this app is truly about writing, and writing only.Editing ModeSwitch to editing mode, and you’ll see most of the Hemingway features come into play. In addition to a summary of your work’s readability level, estimated reading time, and length, Hemingway analyzes your work and highlights a variety of potential problem areas.Blue highlights mean it’s identified as an adverb or a qualifier.Purple highlights show it’s found a complex word that can be replaced with a simpler one.Green highlights are for passive voice.Yellow highlights denote complex sentences.Red highlights indicate an extremely complex sentence.Mousing over these highlights will remind you of which type of problem has been identified, though only a few types of errors offer suggestions for fixes. You can remove[…]

  28.10.2020 | 7:21 קרא עוד...

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