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The year is 1996, I am 10 years old. I'm your usual kid who likes spending time with his friends and playing video games.
One day, I ask my mother to buy me a Nintendo magazine, called Club Nintendo, the Mexican equivalent of Nintendo Power.
The magazine is full of tips, tricks, cheats, news and everything Nintendo-related. Those were the
Last January I started a new job in Pegasystems as a Solutions Consultant. The position is based in LATAM (Mexico City). Even though I have prior experience in other IT firms, none of them have the innovative products or work culture that Pega has.
So far, it is the most challenging, yet fun and rewarding job I have ever had.
Gauge is an open source test automation tool created by ThoughtWorks (the company behind Selenium).
It works by creating a readable Specification "spec" file and a test script. Spec files use Markdown.
Test scripts can be written in JavaScript, C#, Java, Ruby or Python.
Gauge is similar to Cucumber, but not quite. Cucumber is a project description tool intended for
My last job as a full-time programmer was as a Software Architect. However, my activities resembled more those of a Senior Developer.
I coded full-time professionally for more than seven years. I still code on personal projects. In November 2018 I changed job and my current role is now Solutions Architect. The company I work for is Wipro Technologies.
My
In case you have been living under a rock, here's a catch-up. Black Mirror: Bandersnatch is an interactive movie released on Netflix on December 28th, 2018.
In essence, it's the same as interactive movies/video games like Dragon's Lair, Space Ace, and many, many others.
Dragon's Lair, an arcade game from the 80's
The mechanic is the following: you see