Wall Street just got FIT. pic.twitter.com/HU0BzCLdRl
— Fitbit (@fitbit) June 18, 2015
Back in January, when I started this blog? I thought it was going to be the end of my software testing career if I didn't do something drastic and buckle down to re-learn Java programming and Selenium WebDriver.
Now? I have been coding on-the-job for three or four months writing automated tests in Selenium WebDriver and Java. It's my first programming position after college. Although I earned a BSCS and a Masters of Software Engineering, being a manual tester for fifteen years, you just didn't ever write code. And now I am! And I am doing well... so far.
I just can't believe it, sometimes. :)
-T.J. Maher
Sr. QA Engineer, Fitbit
Boston, MA
// Automated tester for [ 3 ] month and counting!
Please note: 'Adventures in Automation' is a personal blog about automated testing. It is not an official blog of Fitbit.com.
-T.J. Maher
Sr. QA Engineer, Fitbit
Boston, MA
// Automated tester for [ 3 ] month and counting!
Please note: 'Adventures in Automation' is a personal blog about automated testing. It is not an official blog of Fitbit.com.
1 comment:
"Adventures in Automation" likely refers to a thematic concept or a title associated with exploration, innovation, or storytelling related to automated systems or technology. It could be the title of a blog, book, or content series that delves into experiences, challenges, and advancements in the field of automation. The term suggests a narrative or informative journey involving the implementation and impact of automated processes.
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