QA/Badges
Contents
Overview of Open Badges
Information & Community Involvement
- Open badges website: http://openbadges.org/
- Slides: http://www.slideshare.net/dajbelshaw/open-badgesleicester
- Open badges wiki: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Badges
- All things badges blog: http://openbadges.tumblr.com/
- Weekly Wednesday community calls: http://bit.ly/OpenBadgesCommunityCalls
- Google group for dialogue: http://bit.ly/OpenBadgesGroup
Technical Resources
- Open badges github repository: https://github.com/mozilla/openbadges
- Dev group: http://bit.ly/OpenBadgesDevGroup
- README: https://github.com/mozilla/openbadges#mozilla-open-badges
- Badges assertion / metadata specification: https://github.com/mozilla/openbadges/wiki/Assertions
- Issuer API: https://github.com/mozilla/openbadges/wiki/Issuer-API
- Displayer API: https://github.com/mozilla/openbadges/wiki/Displayer-API
Sample Badges
QA Badges
General QA Participation Badge
Attention visual designers! Are you interested in contributing to Mozilla QA, being part of an awesome worldwide community and having your work seen by a lot of people? If so, read on because we’re looking for help with a very cool new project. Blog post on quality.mozilla.org.
Other possible QA Badges
These ideas are suggestions and need brainstorming. They were generated based on a spreadsheet provided by Emily Goligoski.
- {1,10,20,...} testdays attended
- {1,10,20,...} testdays moderated
- {1,10,20,...} testdays organized
- {1,10,20,...} reported bugs
- {1,10,20,...} confirmed bugs
- {1,10,20,...} reported bugs fixed
- {1,10,20,...} regression ranges found
- {1,10,20,...} testcases found
- {1,10,20,...} steps to reproduce found
- {1,10,20,...} fixed bugs verified
- {1,10,20,...} triaged bugs into the appropriate component
- critsmash: contributed to the resolution of a sec-crit bug
- crashskill: contributed to the resolution of a topcrash bug
- become the default QA contact for a bugzilla component
- own a Firefox feature
- translate a document on QMO
- write a document on QMO
- contribute to our Social presence (facebook, twitter, etc)
- attend a meetup
- volunteer to support an event
- organize a meetup
- accounts: QMO, Mozillians, registered IRC nick, Bugzilla, Wiki, ReMo, etc
- contribute a patch for an in-testsuite? or in-qa-testsuite?
Communication Channels
If you want to help on the project, it's very easy to start.
Mailing List
Subscribe to our QA team mailing list and send us an e-mail presenting yourself and telling us what kind of tasks you would like to do.
IRC
You can find us at irc.mozilla.org on the #qa channel. If you don't have an IRC client, simply click here to use Mibbit's online IRC client. Feel free to talk to:
- Emily Goligoski (nickname emgollie on the IRC #badges channel)
- Marcia Knous (nickname marcia on the IRC #qa channel)
Meetings
Air Mozilla
Emily Goligoski, Design + Community Lead, Mozilla Foundation, hosted a brown bag at Mozilla Spaces, which is now up on Air Mozilla
- Date: Thu, May 02 2013
- Time: 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm PDT
- Location: Mountain View, USA
- Slides (PDF 1.85 MB)
