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.
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.
Host, Keith Klain, talks about all things test automation with Angie Jones, Bas Dijkstra, Paul Grizzaffi, and Ashley Hunsberger.
Angie is featured in QASymphony’s e-book, The Future of Software Testing: 12 Testing Experts Share Their Predictions discussing her thoughts on what’s in store for the future of software testing, and how testers can prepare and adapt to this transformation.
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 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.