[Baypiggies] Learning Python for a Quality Assurance Engineer

[Carl J. Van Arsdall]

Samuel Safyan wrote:
> I was wondering if there are any schools in the Bay Area, particularly 
> in the Peninsula, that teach Advanced Quality Assurance methodologies? 
> I would be very much interested in taking a course in Python/Jython 
> that trains students in various Testing tools (e.g. Grinder Load test) 
> and writing your own Test Scripts (e.g. browsing sites using urllib2 
> and comparing the HTML output).
> Thank you,
> Sam
> P.S. Even any good Quality Assurance related Python tutorial sites 
> would be helpful.
Hey I don't know of any classes, but another technology you might want 
to check out is called STAF (http://staf.sourceforge.net/index.php).  My 
company uses a modified version of this in its test environment, and 
others may as well.  Its not only python but python is definitely a part 
of it.

HTH

-carl


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