Name: Ash Winter
Type: User
Company: Diagram Industries Ltd
Bio: Continuously learning tester with a penchant for getting involved in all aspects of developing people and tech.
Twitter: northern_tester
Location: Ilkley, Yorkshire
Blog: https://diagramindustries.com/
Ash Winter's Projects
JSON api to expose data about the leeds testing atelier
Central storage space for design assets for the Leeds Testing Atelier
Node app for Atelier Twitterbot and Scheduler
Express app for atelier website
Browser tests for the new Atelier website!
A varient of http://codingdojo.org/kata/BankOCR/ in ClojureScript
Accept all those annoying certs on daft test environments
Application to improve the operability of throughout the tutorial
We would like explore the value of building and tailoring pipelines to include many forms of testing. The skills of advocacy, test strategy, analysis and critical thinking are equally as important as technically focused skills such as source control in this area.
Attempt to automate the atelier site using Cypress
Practice repo for flutter development
Project for Kodeco Flutter UI Widgets Training
This is a workshop encourages developers to go beyond thinking about testing of the implementation only when considering test approach, branching out to risk and therefore impact on those who matter.
Technical test in Java with a Ruby API
New adventures in Go - starting with an API
Tool evaluation and experimentation area
Katacoda Scenarios
example files for the python load testing tool locust
Faff with locustio for reasons
Bit of a maven refresher...
An embryonic MySQL to MSSQL Migration Assistant
Tutorial and course design for using operability principles to improve testing
I want to build a plain English way to question and manipulate a mongoDB. Using gauge because I want to. Like gauge.
JavaScript support app that is used for the Ministry of Testing Automation courses
App for operability testing tutorial
Faffing with Jenkins and sbt
For my love of Pokemon and art of API automation, a set of Chakram tests
Tiny test data generator, inspired by @DannyDainton