You're collaborating with your client on a time-sensitive deadline and you get sick. How should you handle that? Whose problem is it, ultimately?

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Links of the week:

• Enov8's list of enterprise architecture tools to be aware of in 2025.
• This introduction to the subject of log parsing from Sawmills.
• Tricentis's legacy tool replacement solutions (also in German and French).
• A guide from Testim on unit testing in React Native.

You've got a full-time job but want to go indie, and you line up your first contract. How do you think about how much runway you need to create between current savings and that first contract, for when it expires?

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Links of the week:

• A post from Sawmills, which introduces log parsing, explains its importance for transforming unstructured logs into actionable data and outlines best practices for efficient and scalable implementation.
• Learn how Tricentis Data Integrity helps ensure end-to-end data accuracy and reliability across complex enterprise systems through automated testing and validation. (The Data Integrity page is also available to read in German, French, and Japanese).

If you've built an audience on a platform other than your own website, how do you go about turning that following into a marketing funnel for something you're offering?

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Links of the week:

• This post from BlinkOps explains Identity and Access Management (IAM) automation.
• A Testim blog post that provides an overview of six JavaScript editors.
• A Sawmills post that gives an overview of Logstash filters, explaining their role in parsing.
• An Enov8 blog post that explains how a Release Train Engineer (RTE) facilitates Agile Release Trains (ARTs) within the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe).
• An overview of Tricentis Testim, an AI-powered test automation platform designed to streamline the testing of custom web, mobile, and Salesforce applications (sites also available to read in German, French, and Japanese).