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Andrew Prentice and Jo Cranford on Testing and Development at Atlassian
Bio
Andrew Prentice is the QA and Development Manager at Atlassian and created the QA team and strategy that supports their rapid release, Agile development process as well as Bonfire, a session based testing tool. Jo Cranford is a GreenHopper developer at Atlassian and is interested in JavaScript and in particular how to effectively automate tests for JS-heavy web applications.
About the conference
Agile Australia is the national Australian conference on Agile, attracting over 850 delegates in 2013. In its fifth year, the conference was themed Accelerate Innovation and featured thought leaders on innovation and business, including Dave Snowden, Bjarte Bogsnes and Ryan Martens. Agile Australia 2013 was sponsored by Rally, ThoughtWorks, IBM, Telstra, and Atlassian and is managed by SlatteryIT.
Sep 26, 2013
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