Mozilla
Anthony Hughes
Last week, QA followed up the Mozilla All-hands with a week of our own to collaborate. One of the most dramatic observations noted during the week of the All-hands is that Mozilla has grown considerably this year. More employees attended … Continue reading
David Clarke
Have been working on getting Continuous Integration working on the openwebapps project recently, and thought I could blog about some of the cool stuff we are doing with javascript testing, and why jstestnet worked for me. #1) Javascript in CI, inside a browser is not a slam dunk as of yet. There are plenty of […]
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nhirata
Time is such a hard thing to manage. Basically, I am running into a breadth versus width issue. More over my role is changing at Mozilla some. The main areas that I am concentrating on now are: * Crashing (CrashKill) … Continue reading →
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Dave Hunt
Back in April I blogged about the Mozmill tests I’d written to test Selenium IDE. I followed up in June with a blog post covering how to run these tests. The natural progression is to add these tests into the … Continue reading → Continue reading
David Clarke
If Brittany can stage a comeback why can’t Firefox? Reviews for Firefox 7 are solid: PcMagazine, AtlanticWire. Good to see the Desktop Team’s hard work is coming to fruition. HTML5 addoption is moving forward at a fast clip as well so look for more in that arena. From the technical end there is so much […]
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Anthony Hughes
Greetings QA Community! I just want to remind everyone that tomorrow we will be having a testday to address memory leaks in Firefox. As an added bonus, Justin Lebar (Firefox developer) has provided us with some demonstration videos about the … Continue reading
Al Billings
My friend, Daniel Reetz, was a speaker at the recent Open Hardware Summit. His talk there was called “DIY Book Scanning: Open Hardware for Open Content.” Daniel is well known for inventing the DIY Book Scanner, which has grown into an entire community of people on diybookscanner.org that builds their own scanners. As I’ve mentioned […] Continue reading
David Clarke
THE COMMUNITY = HERE . Looking to have some involvement / help. I actually have quite a few problems to solve, and would be helpful to start some good conversations about web applications, and the implications that will arise out of the refocused web. From the techy perspective: We are working on some cool test […]
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Florin Strugariu
First of all thank you all for Friday we had lots of fun with the issues all of you reported. We were a small crowd here in Europe because of the Work Week in the US but everyone worked hard … Continue reading
nhirata
Some new and exciting events have happened in the mobile world at Mozilla! General News: Telemetry has landed. Please enable it!. You can find this in the Preference->Feedback-> Send performance data. Details on what Telemetry is does can be read … Continue reading