Re: [testtwf-shenzhen] Need your input: Writing CSS tests at TestTWF

Hey Leif,

We're at the point of filling in these slots with more detail, so I'm
following up with you on this old-ish thread.



>
>> Do you have suggestions for CSS spec tests to write?
>
>Personally, I'd like to see CSS UI 3 get some love, specifically
>outline and directional navigation properties. The latter has some
>tests already, but there may be overlooked corner cases and boundary
>conditions.

Upon your suggestion, I've highlighted the CSS UI spec on the event page
[1].  Can you do a lightning talk for this like you did for Fonts in
Tokyo? Same as before- 3 minutes, one slide only but not required, and
we'll have a translator.

Also, this time, we're using the Github issue tracker for logging tests we
need [2]. I've created a label there for css-ui, so if you or anyone on
your team can add some work items there, that'd be great. You probably
won't be able to label them yourself, but I can batch tag everything you
log. User your discretion on how much or little detail to include keeping
in mind a newbie's perspective. Spec links are good, testable assertions
in specs are good, even pointer to an existing "almost like this one" test
would be good. In the coming days, we'll be populating some of the other
categories as well.

Last, can we use some of the tests written by Opera a few months ago as
good starting examples[3]?  People tend to be most productive when they
have good tests upon which they can extend & multiply.

Thanks!
-Rebecca


[1] http://testthewebforward.org/events/2013/shenzhen.html#requirements
[2] https://github.com/w3c/csswg-test/issues?labels=compositing&state=open
[3] 
https://github.com/w3c/csswg-test/tree/master/contributors/opera/submitted/
css3-ui

Received on Thursday, 17 October 2013 01:02:13 UTC