"Hi,
I'd be interested - I'll start to read the posts.
Steve"
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Stephen Janaway
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Mobile Apps and Website Testing - What Would You Like to See?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rosie Sherry Mar 19, 2012. 7 Replies 2 Likes
If you could use only one free test management tool - what would it be?
Started this discussion. Last reply by John Stevenson Oct 10, 2011. 4 Replies 0 Likes
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Stephen Janaway replied to Anna Baik's discussion Anyone interested in working through this together? in the group Testers using, or learning Ruby'
Stephen Janaway replied to Rafael's discussion First procedure of test in the company
"I've written a blog post about this - worth a read.
http://www.stephenjanaway.co.uk/starting-a-new-job-in-testing/"
Stephen Janaway joined Amy Phillips's group
Testers using, or learning Ruby'
A group where we can share resources, have discussions and hopefully help each other to master Ruby (for testers).See More
Stephen Janaway joined Rosie Sherry's group
The Testing Planet
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Stephen Janaway commented on Danuta Kuc's blog post Unit Testing Guidelines for Zero Defects
"First some questions:
Are you a tester or developer? Do you know much about the tools they will be using?
What handovers happen currently between dve and test?
Zero defects? Really? :)
It'd be good to know a little about the system under…"
Stephen Janaway replied to Adrian Wilson's discussion What has LinkedIn ever done for you?
"It helped me get my new role, and also helped me help others to get theirs (by putting them into contact with other Test Managers who I respect).
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Stephen Janaway replied to Dace Zvīdriņa's discussion to do lists, ideas, notes tracking tools
"Agreed - I love OneNote. Have always found it a little better than EverNote, plus it integrates well with Windows Phone (if you are one of the few using WP like me :)"
Stephen Janaway replied to Rosie Sherry's discussion How to cope with the demands of mobile testing...?
" - How do you chose the testing devices and how many of them ?
It depends on the application being tested and whether any past data is available on users of similar applications (most likely that would come from within the company, but…"
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Janesh Kodikara said… - Hi
Welcome to the Software Testing club
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