Mourjo Sen’s Blog

I stumbled upon an uncomfortable question while working on a demo about property-based testing.

My dad taught me how to program.

Every time I see people taking photos of an aircraft before boarding, it reminds me of India’s growth story.

An average child’s greatest obstacle is unawareness.

With every clikety-clack of the train inching deeper into the mountainous terrain, I felt myself shrinking – a fleeting, precious feeling of insignificance.

The dawn quietly crept in through the cracked windows.

Inspiration is hard to come by in many fields – but not so in software engineering.

“Accidental quality” — that’s what I call the hidden trap in traditional example-based tests.

Back in 2010, I decided to switch from an English Literature degree to a Computer Science Bachelor’s degree – but I never lost touch with writing and today I am still pinching myself to realize that I won the second prize for InfoQ’s writing contest in 20…

Today I am open-sourcing my quick-meetings repository.