Forb Yuan

I ve been thinking about starting a blog for a while, but today I saw a blog on a similar topic and thought, There are already so many blogs out there. Why would anyone want to read mine if I write one? I m actively working on getting past these feelings and have started trying out a few strategies. 1. Finding my own unique perspective: I realised that even if i'm not the first one to come up with an idea, my unique approach and perspective can add value to it which people may love and support. 2. Shifting my mindset from competition to collaboration: Seeing the people who have done something similar to me as potential collaborators and learning from each other's mistakes. 3. Celebrating small wins: I think this is important in any aspect of our lives. It helps us to stay motivated and recognize our hard work to date. 4. Enjoying the journey instead of obsessing over the destination: I m focusing more on the journey itself, which makes the whole process more rewarding than just reaching the end goal. What about you? Any tips that have worked for you? I'd love to hear them! Posting again cause I want to know all of your thoughts on this :)

Suppose I need to build a dynamic WHERE clause:

StringJoiner sql = new StringJoiner(" AND ", "WHERE", "");
List<Object> args = new ArrayList<>();
if (ageGt != null) { sql.add("age > ?"); args.add(ageGt);
}
if (ageGe != null) { sql.add("age >= ?"); args.add(ageGe);
}
if (ageLt != null) { sql.add("age < ?"); args.add(ageLt);
}
// ...
return sql.toString();

public class UserQuery { private Integer ageGt; // age > ? private Integer ageGe; // age >= ? private Integer ageLt; // age < ?
}

Do you face workload issues in your software QA testing methods? What's the best strategy?