Monthly Archives: December 2011
Exploratory testing
Exploratory testing != Litmus Testing/Already Made and Ran Test Cases. Why are explorers called explorers? Is it because they roam the land in where things are already mapped? Or is it because they map uncharted territory? I would go … Continue reading
Projects…
Yes, I am only on two main projects so to speak: Pancake and Fennec. Within those two projects with Project P, I am working on an integration automation for BrowserID and Project P. There’s a portion of BrowserID that I … Continue reading
For the past co…
For the past couple of years… I am just amazed at what mobile devices can record and from how far. They keep getting better and better.
Economics made simple
There’s a book I read called “Rich Dad Poor Dad”. I highly recommend it because it makes economy in a simple mindset. 1) There’s an income 2) There’s an outcome 3) there’s maintenance cost 4) There’s a residual income Bottom … Continue reading
Mobile Newsletter – 12/16/2011
Welcome Firefox Mobile testers! Our goal is to provide you with mobile news and guidance towards how and where you as a tester can help out! This Week’s Headlines! Feature Freeze : 12/20 ! Context Menus for text fields about: … Continue reading
Kudos to the Socorro Team!
As an end user of Socorro, I noticed some changes that was made to socorro that makes my work flow a bit better: 1) More visibility on the types and number of days for the reports for the topcrash: 2) … Continue reading
How can you have any pudding if you don’t eat your meat?
I was watching one of my favorite shows “The mentor” and the episode I saw was about homewetbars.com . It got me to think about some of the products that mozilla has. A tip I learned from a commercial from … Continue reading
Code and Exploratory example…
In high school, I had taught that we should have preconditions, what the function does and post conditions in every function/procedure that we write. Not just for ourselves in the event that we forget what happens, but also for other … Continue reading
QuickSearch within Firefox! Highly recommended for looking up bugs based on bug number.
When I first started, Dougt had helped me out with bugzilla searching as well as recommended setting up firefox with the Quicksearch. Getting a bug number and looking at the bug has never been easier (minus having firebot around). Yay … Continue reading
