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When Social Media meets QA
TweetIt seems like my job description evolves a little every day. This isn’t a bad thing; quite the opposite. In the year and a half or so I’ve been working on the “community” aspect of the video game industry, I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Automated Testing, Manual Testing, Mindset, Processes, Software Testing
Tagged social media, Software Testing
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Cubic Test for Selenium- What I didn’t like
TweetFor a while, I was evaluating Cubic Test as a possible tool for the QA department. I liked the graphical editor and the promise of making selenium a little easier and more robust to work with for large regression suites. … Continue reading
Test Escape Reports
We just had a big launch at work, which of course leaves me thinking about test escape reports. Continue reading
Sauce Labs
Tweet We got set up with Sauce Labs last week and are starting to play around with it. It seems like it will be a great addition to our automated testing. We are in the process of redefining how we … Continue reading
Posted in Processes, testing toolbox, tools
Tagged Automated Testing, QA tools, saucelabs, Software Testing, testing
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Become a Better QA
TweetWhat do you do to become a better QA? It is easy to get distracted by the rush of every day work as a tester. Over time, you get practice and your skills develop and you progress. But it seems … Continue reading
Agile Conference 2010
TweetI arrived in Orlando with my team last night. We are looking forward to a week at the Agile Conference 2010. Our company has been moving more and more into true agile all year, and we are learning as we … Continue reading
Posted in Agile Development, Mindset, Processes, roles
Tagged Agile Development, agile testing, conference, Software Testing
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Selenium IDE breaks firefox update 3.6.6
TweetThe new firefox update won’t start if the Selenium IDE is enabled. System: OSX 10.6 (snow leopard) firefox 3.6.6 Selenium IDE I updated my firefox version, then tried to start the browser. nothing happened. I opened firefox in safemode with … Continue reading
Posted in Automated Testing, testing toolbox, tools
Tagged QA tools, Software Testing, test tools
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The "Mythical" QA schedule
What was most interesting to me was the importance he placed on software testing. In his planning for software schedules, he allots half the project time to testing and bug fixes. Continue reading
Posted in Book Review
Tagged qa books, Review, Software Development cycle, Software QA, Software Testing
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Maker's Schedule vs Manager's Schedule
TweetI just read Maker’s Schedule, Manager’s Schedule by Paul Graham. It got me thinking about how readily it applies to QA and to so many of the projects I have worked on- especially as I get more integrated with the … Continue reading
Posted in Agile Development, Processes, QA jobs
Tagged management, Software Development cycle, Software QA, Software Testing
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When Low Priority Bugs Should be Fixed
TweetSo you file a UI issue. No functionality is broken, the site looks ok. The deadline is close, and it makes sense to launch it. No one wants to delay a deploy because of a few pixels. When do you … Continue reading
Posted in Documentation, Mindset, Processes, Teamwork
Tagged Software QA, Software Testing
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