Last month as part of Mozilla’s QA tech talk series Shmuel spoke about exploratory testing and in particular an open source tool that he authored. I apologize for the delay however I’m happy to have a link to the ogg video for those of you who couldn’t be present for the live viewing. Enjoy and feel free to ping me or Shmuel with questions. Shmuel’s Tech Talk (ogg video)
As part of Mozilla’s continuing QA tech talk series I’d like to invite you to Shmuel Gerhon’s presentation on exploratorytesting. The author of Rapid Reporter and a QA technical lead at Intel’s Jerusalem Campus, he is convinced that the most significant factor in our quest for quality is people, not features or technology. That a whole team approach is a necessity when advocating for a quality product. :: writes at gershon.info :: tweets at @sgershon ...
I’m incredibly excited for this year’s Google I/O. We’re just 10 days away from it’s commencement and I have word from my close friend that he’s booked our hotel room. We’ve compared notes, vetted the list of sessions we want to attend, and are excited to meet the worldly gaggle of like willed people who attend this event. On the short list are the mobile development sessions and the tech talk series. This coming 6-months should prove quite frantic with the number of devices coming to market and the stage is set for a lot of innovation. ...
Keeping this brief … If writing Selenium tests excites you and you would like to contribute we need your help. On March 29th, 2011 Mozilla’s WebQA Team is hosting a test day. If you’re interested in finding out more please reach out to us. March 29th Test Day
Of the adventures and life events that I’ve had the fortune to be a part of and experience this latest one is without a doubt turning out amazing. Daily I am stunned by the diverse passions and skills of the community of people who encompass Mozilla, not to mention the excellent projects that I’m on (oh… and the free coffee). The coffee bit is a novelty to me at previous employers the staff have had to pool their money together to buy items like a coffee pot and a fridge (for our lunches). ...