11 years in test but now moving to technical writing/programming writing.
Maura van der Linden
Mythos Manor, LLC
http://www.mauravanderlinden.com
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I forgot to add: and proud to be a tester. :)
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I am just a tester.
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Hi All,
I have been into testing for about 6 years. My testing experience has mostly
been into testing on unix platforms and C-Api testing.
My current job is around testing of a website. Hence this is the first time I
started looking out for automated test tools for website automation.
This
Hi, All,
This is Wesley, from ShanXi Xi'an China, I work for Active Network.
I became a black-box tester about two years ago when I was graduated.
Now I am still a black-box tester, sometimes the test is really repeated.
Watir automation is interesting, it can kind of improve my work efficiency.
I
I used to be a tester. Then I became Test Design, Test Analyst, Test
Developer, Test Architect etc...
now I am just a Test Investigator I think.
More and more I see testing as a discipline of investigating where Value is
created and were it is Diminished.
I can do it with automation code or
Some related data... we've had a poll on the front page of the
WatirCraft site for a while now that asks who uses Watir in your
organization? there have been 129 responses as of this morning.
35% say just me (sorry, that doesn't tell you their role)
36% say testers only
17% say testers and
George, that's interesting that you want to migrate more into development.
The person who wrote most of our Watir scripts (and did a good job with the
design, I think) was a Perl scripter before he came to us, and while he is
still working as a tester / test automation guy, he wants to move back
Hi George,
I'm a tester, I have learned enough Ruby to maintain and write new Watir
scripts, and I know enough Java to sometimes be able to look at a traceback
and figure out what the problem might be!
It's a great question, I'm curious to know now too. Most Watir people I know
have solid
Hi,
I'm a test automater en performance tester and use Watir for our
functional regression tests.
On Mar 4, 6:14 pm, Lisa Crispin lisa.cris...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi George,
I'm a tester, I have learned enough Ruby to maintain and write new Watir
scripts, and I know enough Java to sometimes be
I am a developer. We use rWebUnit (extension of Watir) and iTest2 IDE
for our acceptance testing.
We classified test scripts into two parts:
* high level test cases: written (and reviewed) by Business
Analysts Testers (who do not have programming skills)
* web page classes and support
I'm a test developer, with a background in testing as well as development.
Test scripts and automation testing should be run as development projects -
scm, code reviews, ideally paired programming, branch cuts, working with the
production code developers, running, creating and sharing tests.
Lisa, Thanks for your comments.
You mentioned Java developers, I am a one (likes programming in Ruby
better though). From personal experiences and observations, I found
programmers tend to not to write as easy-to-read test scripts as
testers because of programming habits.
For example,
Java
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