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It has been an interesting week. I published a blog post describing in detail some of my concerns with Triage on August 27th. I intended to simply spark a discussion about some of the finer details of the Triage issues, and explain a few of the reasons why I did and didn’t leave. It was [&hellip
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Anthony Hughes
Automation We started working closely with a number of other QA teams on the Open Web Apps initiative to make sure we understand what is needed to start automation prototyping and generate test plans. In the meantime, we have set … Continue reading
Anthony Hughes
Last Friday we ran a testday for Firefox 7. The focus of this testday was to get some traction on some unconfirmed graphics bugs and verifying fixes which recently landed for Firefox 7. This was an exciting event as it … Continue reading
Syndicator
Apparently my last blog post got picked up by both Conceivably Tech and Slashdot, somewhat to my surprise. It also came to my attention that I was a bit too ambiguous in how I worded things, so I wanted to make a few clarifications. Firefox did not ship with 6,000 bugs. Rather, there are 6,000 
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nhirata
http://opalang.org/ Looks pretty interesting… http://opensource.com/ http://www.opensource.org/ http://opensourcematters.org/ http://www.oswd.org/ I always <3'ed Gimp: http://www.gimp.org/ Apple on Open Source: http://developer.apple.com/opensource/ MS w/ Cloud computing: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/openness/default.aspx Adobe with Open Source: http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexsdk/Flex+SDK IBM with Open Source: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/ xkcd on Open Source: http://xkcd.com/225/ Government on … Continue reading →
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Syndicator
As many of you know, I have officially ended my contributions to Mozilla for the time being. Since I published that post, I have been asked by several people why I left, and ways that I think Mozilla could change to be more friendly to Triage. So, I thought I would give a blog post 
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Anthony Hughes
Last week I dove deep into my new role as a release driver for Mozilla QA, driving the release of Firefox 6 and 7.0 Beta. It has given me pause for reflection to see how far of come. It all started nearly 5 years ago on a cold Canadian winter morning in a college classroom. […] Continue reading
Anthony Hughes
I’m excited to announce that tomorrow’s testday will have a guest appearance by Mozilla Platform Graphics Developer, Joe Drew (the first of what I hope to be many guest developers). Joe will be on IRC between 11am and noon (pacific … Continue reading
nhirata
I get the feeling that some people wonder what goes in the crash reporting. I’ll just spell it out here so I can just say, read my blog. (side note: I used to hate that when trying to strike a … Continue reading →
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nhirata
That sometimes gets into interview questions… and I came to think about it some. What makes a good QA in my opinion, is a person that can methodically collect all unbiased data without prejudice, do analysis (whether it’s risk or … Continue reading →
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