Today we’ll be TestTalking with Angie Jones about ways to learn more about automation. So listen up and discover a must-know resource for the automation testing community.
In this episode, Angie Jones takes us through the ins and outs of automating software quality processes and how it’s a craft of its’ own, crucial in large-scale software building.
On this episode, Alison Wade and Jessie Shternshus chat with Angie Jones, a formidable automation engineer who is literally changing the face of technology. This year she recorded and commercial for John Frieda talking about changing the narrative about women of color in tech.
Angie returns to Hanselminutes to discuss the state of test automation, her transition from Twitter engineering to Developer Advocacy, and her new initiative Test Automation University.
In this egghead.io podcast episode, Angie shares her thought process and steps to coming up with patented inventions, and also her insights on test automation/software development.
Angie Jones joins the cast of this hip podcast to talk about Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in everyday applications like Spotify, Netflix, and Stitch Fix.
Angie joins the hosts of the Cucumber Podcast to help interview John Ferguson Smart, Jan Molak, and Nat Pryce about the Screenplay Design Pattern
In this Test Talks interview, Angie Jones discusses the future of testing and the skills you’ll need to test AI-based technologies.
In this Test Talks interview, Angie joins Richard Bradshaw and Gil Tayar to discuss what automation trends we think that will dominate our work environment in 2018. We also cover what major skills, tools, and best practices are in high demand.
Host, Keith Klain, talks about all things test automation with Angie Jones, Bas Dijkstra, Paul Grizzaffi, and Ashley Hunsberger.
Cucumber co-founder, Matt Wynne, interviews Angie about test automation, strategies for BDD adoption, and the future role of testers.
Angie and Ash Coleman join the Screen Testing podcast to deep-dive through some important cultural talking-points, including how we educate children about race issues, how feminist movements tend to favor white women, and how we can shift a community’s mentality.
Podcast episode where Angie explains what test automation is and its importance in the Software Development process.
Angie Jones talks with Dave Rael about inspiration, mentoring, experiences, and diversity in tech.
Angie challenges us to consider including Automation earlier in the product development cycle. Is Automation included in your company’s “Definition of Done?”
Angie continues her interview on The Testing Show and talks about ways that automation can be put first in stories (yes, really) and ways that she has been able to get team buy in and cooperation to make that process effective.
Angie joins The Testing Show to talk about better ways to perform automation, who should be responsible for what, and how everyone on the team can contribute to automation efforts (hint, you don’t need to be a coder to help make great automation, but it certainly helps).
Angie speaks to Gem Hill and helps demystify the black box which is test automation.
Angie Jones and Ash Coleman on an episode of Testing In The Pub live from TestBash Philadelphia. In this episode we talk to Angie Jones and Ash Coleman about their experiences of TestBash and testing, and discuss the best ways to embed testing and automation within a project.
Angie Jones joins this episode of Test Talks to discuss the subject of women and minorities in tech.
Angie talks about code smells within test automation frameworks.
Angie and eight other women sitting at the table are world-class programmers and technologists, the kind of people directly responsible for RTP’s global reputation. Yet they’ve gathered at the Bandwidth office at N.C. State University’s Centennial Campus as volunteers. They host events at their companies to get girls doing podcasting or building robots – and to dispel myths about technology jobs before the girls are old enough to decide it’s not the field for them.
Angie Jones is featured as one of Ebony Magazine’s Top 30 Under 30 – a group of young, educated, talented, Black men and women who are soaring to tremendous heights and making accomplishments in the areas of law, politics, religion, technology, education, communications, music, arts, and entertainment.