Angela Riggs (she/her)
Portland, Oregon, United States
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I believe that compassion and curiosity are the driving forces of leadership. The hiker’s…
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Meet MyPay! 🙌 The traditional pay cycle in America does not work for everyday people living paycheck to paycheck, so we’re giving Chime members…
Meet MyPay! 🙌 The traditional pay cycle in America does not work for everyday people living paycheck to paycheck, so we’re giving Chime members…
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Every single time we leave the house. Every single time we are in public Every single time, we stay out a bit too late or get up a bit too…
Every single time we leave the house. Every single time we are in public Every single time, we stay out a bit too late or get up a bit too…
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Two years ago I got Covid, then pneumonia, then long covid. I went through more than six months of physical therapy, and slowly started getting my…
Two years ago I got Covid, then pneumonia, then long covid. I went through more than six months of physical therapy, and slowly started getting my…
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AWS Technical Professional
Amazon Web Services
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Leadership Essentials
SHRM
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Resolving Employee Conflict: Skills for Managers
SHRM
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A Beginner's Guide to Test Automation
TechWell StickyMinds
If you’re new to automated testing, you’re probably starting off with a lot of questions: How do I know which tests to automate? Why is automated testing useful for me and my team? How do I choose a tool or framework? This article answers a lot of those questions—and gives you some more to consider!—so you have an excellent foundation for beginning your automation endeavors.
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How I Created a Culture of quality
Tech Beacon
QA is a mindset, and it's a culture that your team — and your entire company — should be involved in.
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Building Better Relationships Between Developers and QA Engineers
TestCraft
The relationship between developers and QA engineers is often a work-in-progress. Creating a foundation of trust and collaboration is vital to team morale and a safe working environment.
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The 3 Hats of QA Engineers: How to Wear Them Well
Tech Beacon
I've ended up wearing three hats in my day-to-day work as a QA Engineer: tester, DevOps engineer, and architect. I have readily taken on all three hats and learned both how to wear them and how to switch among them—and you can, too!
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Visual Regression Testing with BackstopJS
Metal Toad Blog
A look into how and why I started using BackstopJS, packed in a nice tutorial for anyone else who's interested in learning this tool.
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Code Quality
Metal Toad Blog
One of Metal Toad’s continuing goals for developers centers around mastery. There are some high-level ideas and objectives around this, but part of reaching mastery has to do with enhancing and maintaining the code quality of our projects. We’ve put some workflows in place for our projects, including changing the way we deploy and QA. Teams at Metal Toad function fairly autonomously, with the ability to create the tools and processes that work best for them; so I’ll be speaking for my team, as…
One of Metal Toad’s continuing goals for developers centers around mastery. There are some high-level ideas and objectives around this, but part of reaching mastery has to do with enhancing and maintaining the code quality of our projects. We’ve put some workflows in place for our projects, including changing the way we deploy and QA. Teams at Metal Toad function fairly autonomously, with the ability to create the tools and processes that work best for them; so I’ll be speaking for my team, as the QA Engineer for Team Mutant Ninja Toaders (TMNT).
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Creating Culture
Metal Toad
Creating and maintaining a positive, inclusive culture at your company takes continuous work and collaboration. Culture is also a complicated and multi-faceted concept; and includes culture as people, culture as environment, and culture as behavior. What are some positive culture indicators, and what are red flags that work against a diverse and supportive workplace?
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Want To Be A Developer? Where To Start, And What To Expect
Mathys + Potestio
Developer bootcamps are popping up all over the U.S., and Portland is no exception. We have no less than five code schools, including one focused on online courses. With so many options and opportunities, how do you know what’s right for you? And when it comes to committing your time and money, how do you make sure that you take a viable path?
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Tweeting to Build Understanding and Community
Mathys + Potestio
As a new developer, I've found Twitter to be a tool and a resource for troubleshooting code, networking, and building community.
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Choosing Your Battles
Megan Allen, Center for Teaching Quality
A reflection on choosing my battles during the school day, and learning how to “let go” of, and adjust, my expectations.
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How to Help Student-Teachers Feel Prepared
Education Week Teacher / SmartBrief Education
Advice from a recent student-teacher for getting the most out of your internship, and how teachers can help prepare their interns for the real world of teaching.
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