Tester: Testing Visualization: Trade History

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New article Testing Visualization: Trade History has been published:

The article describes the possibilities of convenient viewing the trade history when visualizing tests.

Author: Andrey Khatimlianskii

 
Dude, that is f**kin cool!
 
Craig:
Dude, that is f**kin cool!
Is it read ok (I mean readability of translation)?
Translator
 
Maria,

You did an excellent job translating the article.
Thank you very much.
 
Yeah, good job, in fact I didn't even notice when I read though the first time that it had been translated.
If I read it very carefully some of the phrases are a little odd, but overall a huge improvement!
 
cnotation:
Maria,

You did an excellent job translating the article.
Thank you very much.
Thank YOU very much! The feedback is very important for us. There is not so much text, though. I suppose reading the articles like "My First Grail" or "What Is a Martingale" where there are no or just a few pictures, but much text, you would probably say it's more difficult to read. But I try to do my best. ))
 
Craig:
Yeah, good job, in fact I didn't even notice when I read though the first time that it had been translated.
If I read it very carefully some of the phrases are a little odd, but overall a huge improvement!
Thank you, Craig. As I replied to cnotation, I try to do my best. ))
 
Hi, great ea. Can think of one improvement. In order to test multiple entries for say a number of days, weeks etc, and checking these at certain intervals, one could add another input to pause the program at a certain time intervals. i.e every 4 hours or at a specified time. This would preserve the test data.
 

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