You can post your bugs into following places: email: anssi.lehtela@gmail.com twitter: @hellofatester skype: anssilehtela
Mail is best for thorough reports, with attachments, steps to reproduce, etc. Twitter is good for quick feedback, use hashtag #qfthf. You can also call me via skype, but I am usually not available there.
You can also ask me anything related to the contest via these channels, or this blog.
Some resources: - Most thorough resource regarding bug reporting and stuff alike is http://www.testingeducation.org/BBST/bugadvocacy/ - satisfice.com (everything here is worth a good read, this is one highlight from many: http://www.satisfice.com/blog/archives/34) - developsense.com (everything here is a good read, these posts are more concentrated on bugs http://www.developsense.com/blog/category/bugs/?submit=Search) - Search for the holy Fail kick-off material is available here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1m3Jlv-vKUbLKPEOq9unHI7mhameqHI0CDo7m1EZSdqI/edit?usp=sharing.
Noticed a small (possible) bug, out of which created a sample bug report. It can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JMqWOXA9hmbiw1vdU_2Xd-m_c-m4V_CVD3aQ-Q90lxE/edit?usp=sharing
Also thought to give tips on two tools to help in visualizing bugs (seen on a computer): - for taking screenshots http://getgreenshot.org/ - for taking videoclips http://www.screencast-o-matic.com/
First two bug reports got: both verbal, one about an issue in Nokia Lumia, another on the thought process of a fellow student. Interesting stuff... :)
Some very nice bug reports coming in, on various subjects including cars, web sites, movie trailers, user guides, bus stop timetables and more.
Many have logged them in, many more haven't, few have reported several. But the contest is still wide open. Will you be tasting the nectar of the holy fail? I tell you, it tastes goood..
Due to the huge downpour of last minute bug reports (cmoon guys, we had such a long project and most of you started testing so late? PM is very very irritated ;) ), it's gonna take a while to give final feedback and announce the winners.
Or, I should say, all of you who participated are winners. Even if you're not.
Anyways, Merry Christmas! And even if u now may be tuned in for bug reporting, let's not do that to the people giving us presents..
Let the competition commence!
ReplyDeleteYou can post your bugs into following places:
email: anssi.lehtela@gmail.com
twitter: @hellofatester
skype: anssilehtela
Mail is best for thorough reports, with attachments, steps to reproduce, etc. Twitter is good for quick feedback, use hashtag #qfthf. You can also call me via skype, but I am usually not available there.
You can also ask me anything related to the contest via these channels, or this blog.
Some resources:
- Most thorough resource regarding bug reporting and stuff alike is http://www.testingeducation.org/BBST/bugadvocacy/
- satisfice.com (everything here is worth a good read, this is one highlight from many: http://www.satisfice.com/blog/archives/34)
- developsense.com (everything here is a good read, these posts are more concentrated on bugs http://www.developsense.com/blog/category/bugs/?submit=Search)
- Search for the holy Fail kick-off material is available here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1m3Jlv-vKUbLKPEOq9unHI7mhameqHI0CDo7m1EZSdqI/edit?usp=sharing.
Happy hunting!
Hello seekers of the holy Fail!
ReplyDeleteNoticed a small (possible) bug, out of which created a sample bug report. It can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JMqWOXA9hmbiw1vdU_2Xd-m_c-m4V_CVD3aQ-Q90lxE/edit?usp=sharing
Also thought to give tips on two tools to help in visualizing bugs (seen on a computer):
- for taking screenshots http://getgreenshot.org/
- for taking videoclips http://www.screencast-o-matic.com/
First two bug reports got: both verbal, one about an issue in Nokia Lumia, another on the thought process of a fellow student. Interesting stuff... :)
Some very nice bug reports coming in, on various subjects including cars, web sites, movie trailers, user guides, bus stop timetables and more.
ReplyDeleteMany have logged them in, many more haven't, few have reported several. But the contest is still wide open.
Will you be tasting the nectar of the holy fail? I tell you, it tastes goood..
Due to the huge downpour of last minute bug reports (cmoon guys, we had such a long project and most of you started testing so late? PM is very very irritated ;) ), it's gonna take a while to give final feedback and announce the winners.
ReplyDeleteOr, I should say, all of you who participated are winners. Even if you're not.
Anyways, Merry Christmas! And even if u now may be tuned in for bug reporting, let's not do that to the people giving us presents..