How can I systematically test RedNotebook?
- Keywords:
- open source testing
- Last updated by:
- Jendrik Seipp
This information has been provided by Rikard Edgren, a test specialist from Sweden.
Open Source Testing
At Let's Test conference, RedNotebook (together with Sikuli and CiviCRM) was suggested as an open source project where ambitious testers could collaborate and share their testing efforts and results.
The RedNotebook team is interested in bugs and enhancements, especially in the areas of usability and performance.
A handful of test charters are available below, and if you answer with what you tested and found, other testers can learn and collaborate.
Other ways to participate is to test what you want, and report or investigate bugs at https:/
Questions or artifacts not fitting in this format can be sent to rikard.edgren atsign qamcom.se.
Happy testing!
Test Charter 1: Test changes in the latest RedNotebook version
https:/
Test Charter 2: Usability heuristic evaluation
https:/
Test Charter 3: Performance investigation
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Test Charter 4: Evaluate automation tool applicability
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Test Charter 5: Platform compatibility
https:/
Test Charter 6: Save/Load
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Test Charter 7: Test bug Advocacy
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