On May 4th, the Apps QA team will be hosting a test day for web apps integration into desktop to run smoke tests against the feature, exploratory test the feature, verify fixed bugs, and build new test cases for the feature. The necessity to complete these tasks is important, as doing these tasks gives a clearer picture of what works and does not work, what new problems, and what new areas we can test in this feature. In completing these tasks, our team will then be able to better assess the health of this feature as more problems with the feature are brought to the attention to the leads of the feature.
What is the Web Apps product? The web apps product aims to bring HTML 5 app experiences built using common web standards (e.g. HTML, JavaScript) and open technologies to all devices (e.g. phone, tablet, desktop) in any location.
Interested in this product and helping out? Then, you should join us on IRC on #testday. Upon helping out, you’ll gain great experience in finding bugs, running test cases, and more!
Everyone is welcome to participate. There’s no experience required. We’ll have moderators to answer any questions and guide you throughout the day.
If you want to get a head start check the test plan. Details will be posted there as they materialize.
If you aren’t available to help on Friday, email me or contact me (jsmith) on IRC on #qa.
Mozilla
Dear Web Apps Testers and Enthusiasts,
On May 4th, the Apps QA team will be hosting a test day for web apps integration into desktop to run smoke tests against the feature, exploratory test the feature, verify fixed bugs, and build new test cases for the feature. The necessity to complete these tasks is important, as doing these tasks gives a clearer picture of what works and does not work, what new problems, and what new areas we can test in this feature. In completing these tasks, our team will then be able to better assess the health of this feature as more problems with the feature are brought to the attention to the leads of the feature.
What is the Web Apps product? The web apps product aims to bring HTML 5 app experiences built using common web standards (e.g. HTML, JavaScript) and open technologies to all devices (e.g. phone, tablet, desktop) in any location.
Interested in this product and helping out? Then, you should join us on IRC on #testday. Upon helping out, you’ll gain great experience in finding bugs, running test cases, and more!
Everyone is welcome to participate. There’s no experience required. We’ll have moderators to answer any questions and guide you throughout the day.
If you want to get a head start check the test plan. Details will be posted there as they materialize.
If you aren’t available to help on Friday, email me or contact me (jsmith) on IRC on #qa.
Thanks in advance!
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