QA/Loop

Summary

Loop (aka Firefox Hello) is a project to deliver rich real-time communication to the web. This page details the strategy to ensure this project delivers on time and to a high-level of quality. What to help? Run some tests!

More Information

• Project wiki
• Requirements document
• Interactive UX Mockups
• Feedback Dashboard

People Involved

QA Lead	Anthony Hughes
Product	Anthony Hughes Tony Chung	QA contact for the Desktop client QA contact for the Mobile client
Platform	Geo Mealer Nils Ohlmeier Syd Polk Jason Smith Martijn Wargers Paul Yang	Automation support for mobile performance QA contact for WebRTC, Screensharing, and Tokbox SDK support Automation support for WebRTC QA contact for Privileged API support QA contact for MSISDN support QA contact for H264 decoding support
Services	James Bonacci Peter DeHaan Richard Pappalardo Edwin Wong	QA contact for server scalability QA contact for server APIs QA contact for Firefox Accounts integration QA Lead for Services support

Test Plans

• End-to-End Testing (Anthony Hughes)
• Firefox OS Client (Tony Chung)
• MSISDN Support (Martijn Wargers)

Meetings

Meeting	When	Where	Notes	Last Meeting
Project Status	11:30h Pacific on Tuesday	Shell Escalante's Vidyo room	Agenda
Partner Testing Coordination	09:30h Pacific on Wednesday	Shell Escalante's Vidyo Room
Tokbox Testing Coordination	14:00h Pacific on Wednesday	Opentok	Agenda
QA Status	13:00h Pacific on Thursday	Anthony Hughes' Vidyo room	Agenda	2014-08-21

Milestones

• [ON TRACK] Firefox 34 (due November 25, 2014)

Clients

• [ON TRACK] Firefox 34 (Anthony Hughes)
• [ON TRACK] Mobile (Tony Chung)

Platform

• [DONE] Privileged API (Tony Chung)
• [DONE] Tokbox API (Nils Ohlmeier)
• [DONE] WebRTC H264 (Nils Ohlmeier)

Automation

• [ON TRACK] End-to-End (Nils Ohlmeier)
• [ON TRACK] WebRTC (Syd Polk)

Metrics

• Loop Server Dashboard