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Thanks for generously offering your Software Testing book(s) for free. I’m NOT a coder or Dev, but i have “dabbled” in programming a tiny bit over the years – years ago. I may try to get more involved in it going forward. One thing that would help me a lot, is to WELL understand the everyday vocabulary – including its operational significance – of contemporary software development – especially that of open-source development. Yes, i know (roughly) what ‘compile’ means (tho’ probably not ALL of the finer points it implies/ involves), and likewise “build from Source”. I’ve also tried to teach myself basic Github operations (w/ some success).
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