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Stephen Donner
WHAT DO YOU DO AT MOZILLA? I’m the resident pointy-hair, aka administrative overhead — and some people even call me “manager.” Our team’s most up-to-date and complete page is on the Mozilla Wiki, here: https://wiki.mozilla.org/QA/Execution/Web_Testing. As our team name implies, … Continue reading → Continue reading
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The newest version v2.0 of One and Done is now available! New features worthy of your attention include: – Improved search and task display – Updated privacy requirements, satisfying legal requirements – this includes privacy agreements as well as the … Continue reading
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Who is eligible? Are you a recent graduate, or a student on your summer break? Are you looking for a good summer project? The Web QA team has a lot of opportunities for learning automation, Python, and Selenium. There are … Continue reading
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The Web QA team is excited to announce our newest badge: The Web QA Test day badge! We will be handing out this badge to all active participants in our test days. All you need to do is to attend … Continue reading
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Are you new to QA? Interested in learning more about manual or automated testing? Come hang out on Friday at the Intro to Web Testing event! Get your questions answered! Find a task! Learn more about the team! Everyone is … Continue reading
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We are very excited to announce the creation of our new Web QA team badges! They represent all levels of involvement with our team. Each badge lists the criteria for qualification. Start with a One and Done task, or by … Continue reading
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Calling all UI designers! The Web QA team is working on creating our next team badge: the Test day badge We are looking to create a badge to acknowledge and reward contributors who attend and participate in any Test day … Continue reading
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The step that comes after Step 6 in Running WebQA Automated tests is Analyzing Results! The last article was all about how to get set up for automation, and getting the tests running. This post is all about what to … Continue reading
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Are you a WebQA contributor? If so we’d love to hear from you! We are collecting data to see how we’re doing, and also to see what we can be doing better. If you have a couple of minutes, we’d … Continue reading
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After tests are running- what next? The first step in getting started on Automated Testing is to start running automation locally. After getting set up, the next big step is to make your first pull request. It may feel like … Continue reading