Software Testing Interview Questions

Hey All, This is the first part of a series of blogs in which we discuss some interview questions for a Software Tester or Quality Assurance(QA) position. There are three different levels of software testing interview questions, namely basic, intermediate and Advanced level Questions. Let’s start with some Basic Interview Questions in software testing.

Surumi RijuFriday, 22 Apr 2022

The Commandments of Javascript (and How They Influence Your Career)

Archi's Academy is one of the most popular coding academies because it offers an easy-to-use platform, high-quality courses, and experienced mentors.

Sarwar SiddiquiWednesday, 6 Apr 2022

Women back to work

Are you a woman who has taken a career break? We are looking for women who are able to commit time, each day, to get back into the workforce.

Aiswarya BAFriday, 25 Mar 2022

The Full-Stack Developer Vocabulary: The languages, tools and frameworks

Hello everyone, this is the last part of my blog series and I'll be compiling the list of languages, tools, and frameworks used in Full-Stack Development. In case, if you missed the previous blogs, check [part-1](https://www.archisacademy.com/blogs/full-stack-developer-vocabulary) & [part-2](https://www.archisacademy.com/blogs/full-stack-developer-vocabulary-advanced) of the series. Of course, it will take much more time to learn the details of each of the things I'll be mentioning. Each of the words and phrases will be summarized to give you an idea of what these words and phrases mean so that you can understand what people are referencing with them when talking about certain areas of full-stack development.

Ragha Vendra ChilakalaThursday, 24 Mar 2022

Basics of Project Management

Hey Everyone, I am going to write about **Project Management.** Here, I will be starting with the basics of project definition, characteristics and slowly will be moving into the depth of its working in the organization. # What is a Project? People are familiar with “project” on a regular basis directly or indirectly. Even, we use the term “project” in most of our conversations. The owner of a house may say to the person living on rent,” My main project this week is to construct a garage and widen the side boundary walls.” We get to see lots of project works in cities or countries like constructing a new tower, constructing paths and trials of high-speed rails, etc. There are many definitions of a “project” if one can frame it into a sentence. All kinds of projects share some similarities in features or requirements. The main root or aim of a project is the “Necessity”.

Ketan KumarSaturday, 19 Mar 2022