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Maria Zablotska

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Mariia Zablotska is an accomplished QA Engineer hailing from Ternopil, West Ukraine. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Software Engineering from Lviv Polytechnic National University in 2021 and completed the “Software Engineer in Test” course at the SoftServe IT Academy. Mariia kicked off her career at SaaSJet, an Atlassian partner company, where she led the QA team, started the automation framework with Java, and worked on manual testing. Later, Mariia moved to Poland and started work at Move Work Forward, another Atlassian partner company, where she is responsible for quality assistance, manual testing, leading, creating and supporting the testing framework with Playwright and Typescript. In 2023, she graduated with a master’s degree in Computer Engineering from Vistula University. Mariia has a perfectionist attitude and is professional with broad knowledge of various technologies and tools.

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  • Lost in translation

    I had to update our license library to add new license types when I came across an interesting problem. Running in development mode against the…

  • Jiranemo!

    (That’s pronounced like geronimo.) I’ve been playing with a way to ensure that the Jira tickets that get made for rMake have the correct information…

  • Search for an issue tracker

    Tejus’ posted this comparison of issue trackers blog: I think Atlassian’s Jira is far and away the best issue tracker that I’ve ever used. There…

  • What Do You Need to Start a New e-Business?

    From Priit Vaikmaa’s blog entitled What do you need to start a new e-business? Web Based Project Management Software (Issue management + WIKI). For example…

  • Survey Results: Wikis in the Enterprise

    A few months ago I blogged about Tim Bartel’s study of wikis in the enterprise. He has finished his report and published a sample of…

  • Jira on Display

    Our feature tour for Jira had not been up to par for a long time. But, happily, we’re able to announce that the revised Jira…

  • Traditional Website or Wiki Web-Publishing?

    First things first, click here. If you’re not too familiar with wikis, you’d probably assume you just viewed a typical ol’ website. If you are…

  • What’s Up with Using Wikis in Education?

    Months ago, after I noticed that an announcement about a new release of Confluence had been picked up on Using Wikis in Education, Stewart Mader…

  • Australian Web 2.0 and more

    From Rex Chung an a blog entitled Australian Web 2.0 and more Atlassian These guys are most well known in the Java community. Their bug…

  • A Culture of Transparency

    From LiVEJOURNAL, a blog entitled A Culture of Transparency, a really good discussion of the value of (and really, the need for) transparency in business.…

  • Atlassian User Group Roundup

    The first Atlassian User Group (AUG) meeting in Virginia this week was a tremendous success. Wil Anderson and I flew in from San Francisco on…

  • Creating an Online Campus

    We’ll be demoing Confluence in Worcester, MA (pronounced “wooster” for all the non-Bay Staters) next week at the HigherEd Symposium’s Creating an Online Campus. In…

  • Startup Spotlight: Atlassian

    A quick blog mention from Yoick: Hightechwire about Atlassian: The Deal: Intense customer focus from day one, passionate founders and a quality development team.

  • Atlassian User Group Roundup

    The first Atlassian User Group (AUG) meeting in Virginia this week was a tremendous success. Wil Anderson and I flew in from San Francisco on…

  • Blog on the Free Confluence Personal Wiki

    “Confluence is a super-wiki application that uses a database backend. Instructions are provided to setup Confluence with various open-source and commercial databases. It talked to…