Angie talks with Hexawise about her background, views on testing, her move to Twitter, and how to stay current in the industry
Hexawise: Testing Smarter with Angie Jones
Developer of Fire
Angie Jones talks with Dave Rael about inspiration, mentoring, experiences, and diversity in tech.
Spectacular Magazine
Spectacular Magazine highlights Angie Jones during Black History Month.
STP Radio
Angie and Paul Merrill talk about their upcoming STPCon workshop, The Dominoes of Automation, as well as give previews of their talks.
Test Talks
Angie offers her opinion on using the Screenplay Pattern as opposed to the Page Object Model for test automation.
News & Observer
The News & Observer interviews Angie Jones, the lead of the Raleigh-Durham Chapter of Black Girls Code, about their recent field trip where the organization sponsored an outing for young girls to see the inspirational movie ‘Hidden Figures’.
The Testing Show (Part 2)
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.
The Testing Show (Part 1)
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).
Let's Talk About Tests Baby
Angie speaks to Gem Hill and helps demystify the black box which is test automation.
The HanselMinutes Podcast
Angie challenges us to consider including Automation earlier in the product development cycle. Is Automation included in your company’s “Definition of Done?”
Testing in the Pub
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.
By GeekGirl
By Geekgirl asked six female leaders in the tech community how to have your voice heard and share your ideas without being ignored.
Test Talks
Spectacular Magazine
The Tempest
The Tempest had the opportunity to speak to Jones about her career, motivation, and where she stands in the technology world.
Remeshed Publication
Ramshed interviewed Angie Jones about being a women of color game developer.
News & Observer
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.
Ebony Magazine
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.