So, this is the bug I found on WhatsApp.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open a private chat
2. Click to see the emojis
3. Try to search on the chat => The emojis area doesn’t change to keyboard
#whatsapp #ifoundabug #ifoundabug.com
So, this is the bug I found on WhatsApp.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open a private chat
2. Click to see the emojis
3. Try to search on the chat => The emojis area doesn’t change to keyboard
#whatsapp #ifoundabug #ifoundabug.com
My name is Marta, I’m a Senior QA Analyst with more than 10 years of experience and I became a single mom almost two years ago. My son’s name is Rúdi and he started his QA job as an “intern”, literally!
He is a natural born tester.
I’m like a software and Rúdi is my QA!
While he was “just a little bean” with no experience whatsoever, I felt that the first 3 months were like a software with small bugs that are not very severe but harasses the QA. I will never forget that morning sickness!
His “testing strategy” is continuously changing, and he uses the cause-effect approach. He learns a lot while doing this kind of things, he observes what will be my reaction and reproduces the issue to test me, specially when he knows that I don’t like what he is doing.Boundary and exhaustive testing are his favourites! The expected result would be for me having a nervous breakdown or crashing! I don’t know!
I was pretty sure that he was doing blackbox testing and this was just functional testing. I thought that he didn’t have access to my code, but then I remembered that he had access to it when he was an intern! Oh no!He is always finding new edge cases. The scenarios that people that developed me didn’t think about, he knows them all!
One of his favourite edge cases is something very similar to security tests. Every time he finds an open window he takes advantage of it and throws one or more objects through that open window. It’s like a “security breach” and that scenario was never predicted!
Now, I’m becoming faster and improved my “coverage”! As soon as I get home, the first thing I do is check if any window is open! Yey!
He is also good on “stress tests”. Sometimes I feel that he is pushing me to my limit. After some bad nights of sleeping, I become pretty vulnerable. Who doesn’t?
There are some “incidents” happening along the way, but my “availability” is still 100%! A mother needs to be operational all the time!
To close this, i’m very happy to say that I believe that his “acceptance criteria” are being achieved since I’m starting to get a lot of hugs!