The Book of Lists
Christmas List Traditions in Different Countries
Children of the world write their Christmas lists in letters to Santa Claus or his brothers and sisters in spirit. But how do they do it in different countries? Let’s discover!
German Tebiev
Fundamental concepts
Definition of a “List”
A list is a phenomenon that does not particularly need definitions. It is unlikely that anyone will want to look into the dictionary to find out what it is. Is there anything to say about it?
The Book of Lists
Chemical Elements Named After Scientists
Elements of the periodic table are sometimes named after people. Often intentionally, and sometimes accidentally. Read the details in this article.
To-do list
So Real List: A Working System in Singularity App
Alexander, the hero of this “Real List”, organizes his activities using the Singularity App. Let's study his methods.
The Book of Lists
Scary Traditional Halloween Stories
Modern Halloween stories are well known to many. But what did people think of this holiday centuries ago? Five spooky tales at your service.
Checklist
National Checklist Day
The National Checklist Day is celebrated annually on October 30. But do you know the whole truth about this holiday? Does it even really exist?
The Book of Lists
Australian Inventions
How many inventions do you think come from Australia? Probably not very much? That’s very far from the truth, Australians are very inventive.
Organization
Grandmother’s Lists
Why are Grandma's things in order? She knows how to use lists to manage them.
Lists of Note
Drunk Types When You are in Renaissance
People drank in different eras. But how did they get drunk in the Renaissance?
Parenting
What Is Apgar Score and What Is Its History
The Apgar scale is an assessment method that unites newborns from all over the world.
List example
List of a Little Vacationer
My daughter made a list for the trip and made me smile. Let’s all share the joy together!🙂
So Business List
So Business List. Software QA Checklist
An article about checklists in software testing. The post was co-written with Alexander Oleinikov, the author of the QA community.