Development - Chris Kenst

Development

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Join my Webinar on Participating in Code Reviews as Tester

Join my Webinar on Participating in Code Reviews as Tester

Last year I wrote an article for Stickyminds about Participating in Code Reviews as a Tester where I made the case for Code Reviews being more than just a chance to catch bugs. They also serve as a chance to see how something is built and have a conversation about

Testers, don’t be afraid to make Production Changes

Testers, don’t be afraid to make Production Changes

Scenario: You are testing a new page and there’s a typo. What do you do? * File a bug report? * Mention it in passing and hope the developer fixes it the next time she remembers? * Fix it yourself? If you’ve got access and aren’t afraid to commit (eventual)

Tinkerer, Testerer

Tinkerer, Testerer

There’s something fun about web development. Something fun with trying to build a website from the ground up or tinkering with a template with it until it fits my needs (like this site), building a Jekyll site from the ground up to display a list of software testing conferences