gurgus

Hi there!

For reasons (mostly that the domain I'm using isn't really appropriate anymore), I'm considering changing my primary email address.

If you were wanting to change your primary email what would your strategy be?

Ideally:

- All emails hit your new inbox - All logins that require email are using your new email address

How would you ensure you haven't missed anything?

Would you ever decommission your old inbox?

I'm not sure if I'm missing anything else here.

Thanks in advance for any input!

I'm a web dev with a decade of experience with all things frontend, but I mostly consider myself a JavaScript engineer more than anything else.

I've found that for most things, I can usually work out how to get good/decent at something by reading/writing code/watching talks/talking to peers etc... However, the one thing that I still remain utterly garbage at is design. I can implement layouts and implement designs when given them from a designer, but for the life of me I cannot come up with anything that looks pretty from scratch. I want to get better at this but can't work out how to improve.

Can anyone with a similar background (or any background, really) share their story+tips?

I'm a web developer who has been working in the industry for about 8 years and one thing that always seems to get a mixed reaction in the workplace is e2e/integration/functional tests with Selenium.

I hear a lot of people complain about Selenium but I never hear arguments with much more substance than "it sucks" or "it is hard to use".

I'm aware of frameworks that leverage Selenium like Chimp or WebdriverIO but there are also projects like Cypress that seem to pride themselves on the fact that they don't use Selenium.

Is anyone able to shed any light on this for me? I'm really curious as to what arguments people are making for and against Selenium. I find it hard to find healthy discussions on this via Google.