[QA] A question about attending the Browser Test Automation Workshop

[Vernon]

Excellent! I'll be sure to set my alarm! 

Thanks for getting back to me so fast.


Sent from Samsung MobileQuim Gil <qgil at wikimedia.org> wrote:Hi Vernon,

On 06/17/2013 09:22 AM, vernon at virtesting.com wrote:
> are you planning on having folks be able to attend remotely?

Sure! If you are awake... (we will organize other workshops at more 
EuroAsian-friendly times).

We will be streaming it over YouTube and I will be paying attention to 
the IRC channel for questions / comments. Besides, the session will be 
recorded. We might be using etherads and wiki pages. Not perfect but I 
believe as good as cheap tech gets you nowadays.


> And as a general question, what is it you would like someone like me to
> contribute? The emails so far have had a code-y flavour to them (which
> is cool btw, just an observation NOT a criticism!) and my coding
> "skills" are worse than terrible. Any hopes/ideas where someone like me
> might be able to lend a hand?

Being a fluent English speaker you have a lot of what it takes - see 
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/QA/Browser_testing/How_to_contribute

The first part of the workshop is an introduction for everybody. Then we 
will ask people to pair in couples with different levels of expertise. 
So you will go with someone with better dev skills, remote or in SF.

It's ok if during the more advanced part of the workshop you stay 
watching "over the shoulder" most of the time. This is the best way of 
learning!

PS: and I'm in the same situation than you - no worries.  :)

-- 
Quim Gil
Technical Contributor Coordinator @ Wikimedia Foundation
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:Qgil

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