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Ross Boucher – Quality Control: Testing and debugging your apps
Ross Boucher — Quality Control: Testing and debugging your apps
- In: Resources
- By:Guy Leech
- June 4, 2011
Web Directions Unplugged 2011, Seattle, May 12th 10:45am.
- Audio recording of session
- Presentation slides
- Session description
- About Ross Boucher
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Session description
Developers have long been able to use an array of debugging, profiling and other testing tools to ensure application quality and performance. More recently, web developers have started to rely on increasingly sophisticated tools to help test their web sites and applications. But particularly in the mobile space, when developing sophisticated applications with web technologies, testing presents significant challenges.
Ross Boucher, one of the developers of Objective-J, the Cappuccino web application framework, the visual development tool Atlas, and 280 slides knows a thing or two about testing sophisticated applications developed using web technologies. In this session, he’ll share some of those secretes, and help you better test and debug your applications.
About Ross Boucher
Ross Boucher is co-founder of 280 North, the organization behind 280 slides and the popular Cappuccino and Atlas frameworks. At 280 North, he splits his time between server and client-side code, including the text system in 280 Slides. He has a M.S. in Electrical Engineering from USC. After graduating, he worked as an engineer at Apple on the iTunes Store. His team was responsible for music recommendations, charting, and search. Ross is currently working with his colleagues to create tools that will help everyone build rich applications.Follow Ross on Twitter: @boucher
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