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Permanently up to my eyeballs trying to keep up with rapid application development and get automation running that isn't going to bite anyone after the next new feature development.


May
17
reviewed Approve suggested edit on What does a QA Architect do in a team, and what skills are needed for this job?
May
17
reviewed Approve suggested edit on Learning resources for Performance Testing and LoadRunner
May
17
reviewed No Action Needed How should you interview for QA Automation positions?
May
17
reviewed Approve suggested edit on I want to enter the SQA field specifically automation
May
11
awarded  Yearling
May
10
comment Any good test plan/cycles or experiences without using crowdsourcing?
So what the user sees as the same "app" is actually different source code depending on the operating system? (AppA.Windows, AppA.MacOsX, AppA.Linux, AppB.Windows and so on). If this is the case, you definitely want to be able to cross-link your test cases and nest your test suites.
May
9
answered Any good test plan/cycles or experiences without using crowdsourcing?
May
9
reviewed Approve suggested edit on Selenium IDE newbie - click on button not working .net
May
9
reviewed Approve suggested edit on Unable to launch Chrome in remote webdriver
May
9
reviewed Approve suggested edit on Best practices for developers to increase testability of web apps for QA?
May
2
reviewed Approve suggested edit on How to write Test Strategy
May
1
reviewed Close How to write Test Strategy
May
1
comment Looking for growth in automation
Agree on sharpening the CV. Companies that don't support their testers are going to run into grief somewhere, and it's often not worth trying to convince them to change (speaking from unfortunate experience here).
Apr
25
answered Testing for SU Sprints
Apr
24
awarded  automated-testing
Apr
22
comment Why testing, by definition, cannot find deadlocks and stack overflows?
Val, by "it" I mean the techniques in Beatty's article. Sorry for being unclear.
Apr
18
revised How do I automate “service-level” testing for a GUI app
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Apr
18
comment Why testing, by definition, cannot find deadlocks and stack overflows?
Actually, this is a little more detailed than the typical code review - not that this is a bad thing! It's more along the lines of detailed code analysis.
Apr
17
reviewed No Action Needed Automated Test Management: Running, Saving Results, Querying, etc
Apr
17
comment How do I automate “service-level” testing for a GUI app
Paul, I only wish that was the case! The shared libraries are test code and are shared between all the test suites. The directory structure for test code included a Common directory which then had things like: \Common\Lib\, \Common\Object\ and so forth. Every automation project referenced \Common\