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Louise Geijer
Mar 25, 2010, 3:42:50 PM3/25/10
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Who am I:
I'm Louise, software developer and tester at Qamcom Technology AB. I've only worked for about one year so I'm quite new to both software development and testing (= young and fresh brain). I've been using Session Tester quite a bit and experienced how a tool like this can really help a tester to get it all together, it feels fun to contribute to a tool that can help me perform better in my daily work.
My goals for the project:
- create the ultimate tool for exploratory testing
- learn more about session-based and exploratory testing
- become a better tester
- become a better programmer
- learn how to work in an open source project
Availability:
5 hours a week, sometimes more, sometimes less.
5 hours a week, sometimes more, sometimes less.
/Louise
Jared Quinert
Mar 28, 2010, 12:04:05 AM3/28/10
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Who am I:
I'm Jared, I've been a tester for just over 15 years. My early experience was in video games working with high-level coverage models and a 99% exploratory approach to testing. In that time, I calculate at least 10,000 hours of ET practice. I've had less opportunity to use it since working in corporates, but as most of my work of the last seven years has been in agile environments, I'm again getting the chance to practice it. Jonathan and I have been sharing ideas for a while, and I'm keen to be involved since using the earliest versions of Session Tester.
My goals for the project:
- Help build a tool that captures some of the wisdom of experienced testers.
- See a piece of software built that doesn't suck, especially in terms of user experience.
- Have a tool that I can use day in, day out to manage my testing and/or my team's testing.
- See other tools integrated over time (I do a bit of toolsmithing, and can see how some of that work fits into the future of ST).
Availability:
- Large blocks of time can be difficult, but I can usually find time to answer questions, test, investigate bugs and other support activities on-demand. I'm on Google talk all day, so message me if I can help.
Jared
I'm Jared, I've been a tester for just over 15 years. My early experience was in video games working with high-level coverage models and a 99% exploratory approach to testing. In that time, I calculate at least 10,000 hours of ET practice. I've had less opportunity to use it since working in corporates, but as most of my work of the last seven years has been in agile environments, I'm again getting the chance to practice it. Jonathan and I have been sharing ideas for a while, and I'm keen to be involved since using the earliest versions of Session Tester.
My goals for the project:
- See a piece of software built that doesn't suck, especially in terms of user experience.
- Have a tool that I can use day in, day out to manage my testing and/or my team's testing.
- See other tools integrated over time (I do a bit of toolsmithing, and can see how some of that work fits into the future of ST).
Availability:
- Large blocks of time can be difficult, but I can usually find time to answer questions, test, investigate bugs and other support activities on-demand. I'm on Google talk all day, so message me if I can help.
Jared
JonathanKohl
Mar 31, 2010, 12:29:02 PM3/31/10
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Thanks for the introductions everyone, I am looking forward to working
with you all on the 0.3 release and beyond.
with you all on the 0.3 release and beyond.
-Jonathan
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