Mozilla
Matt Brandt
Keeping this brief … If writing Selenium tests excites you and you
would like to contribute we need your help. March 29th 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
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Matt Brandt
Matt Brandt
Yes, I get it the title of this post spells doesn’t hide the fact that I’m about to tell a short story of some sort… and yes as a child I tended to take my Dr. Seuss and Shel Silverstein tales with much seriousness.
These last few months I’ve been struggling for excitement and passion at work. I came to several realizations, some not so pretty about why I felt stuck
Matt Brandt
Inspired by a conversation with a few people on twitter (James Bach and Lanette Creamer) I came up with a mindmap laying out a personal syllabus of learning goals. I’ve been out of school for a few months and I have a sinking feeling that I’d better ke… Continue reading
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Lately I’ve been fielding this question quite a bit at work and frankly I’m getting sick of it. I’ve become the automated test czar and thus all support, maintenance, and failings of our currently frameworks, harnesses, and tools ar… Continue reading
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I just returned from a great trip to Hyderabad, India for this year’s Google Test Automation Conference. An inspiring trip where I spent several days getting test-geek on with a room full of other very passionate testers. Some of the tools and m… Continue reading
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I thought this would be an interesting share, this has never happened to me. A few days ago I received a recruitment email from a local recruiter who found me on LinkedIn. I figured it couldn’t hurt to see where the exchange might lead. IR… Continue reading
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This post is really an effort to comfort myself after experiencing something of a late night conniption fit while on a business trip. The goals of the trip were many but my role was simple, assist our Solution Architect in un-buggering a few problems… Continue reading
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So I revisited the code that I originally wrote and did quite a bit of refactoring along with adding a stats counter that keeps track of pages visited and results found. The greatest inspiration came when my wife took interest and wanted to use it to d… Continue reading
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A while ago I caught a wild hair to create a program to scrape CraigsList for tech jobs. Chris McMahon, fellow friend and creative QA extraordinaire is credited with turning me onto this idea. He created essentially the same script but in ruby, what a… Continue reading