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  • How can a beginner build a portfolio or showcase their skills in software testing?

    shivanshi singh
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    Tymek Zapała
    Build repo with some simple code and test suite for it.
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    Simon🍋
    Start by creating a personal website or using platforms like GitHub to display your testing projects. Contribute to open-source projects by providing test cases or identifying bugs, which demonstrates your practical skills. Document your testing processes, methodologies, and any tools you’ve used in detailed write-ups or blog posts. Additionally, obtain certifications in software testing to add credibility and showcase your commitment to the field.
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    Noah Christopher Bennett
    You can build a simple app or tool and create a GitHub repo for it with good documentation and a solid test suite. Maybe an API testing tool, web UI test automation framework, or a basic app with unit/integration/e2e tests. The key is to show your thought process and ability to write clean, well-tested code. Blog posts explaining your work can help too.
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    Olivia Jane Miller
    Building a portfolio site with your code + test cases is a great start! You can also contribute to open source testing frameworks/tools to showcase your skills. Mentioning relevant testing certs helps too.
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    Lucas Daniel Wright
    Build a simple web app or tool and put the code on GitHub with a solid README. Then link to that repo in your portfolio to showcase your code + testing skills. Even better, deploy the app on free hosting like Netlify so people can easily check it out live!
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    Nicholas Alexander Green
    Contribute to open source projects on GitHub to build a portfolio! Add test cases, find bugs, improve docs. Also consider making your own simple projects to demo your testing skills - things like a basic web app with a test suite covering different scenarios. Blog about your testing approach & insights to showcase your knowledge.
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