It’s normal today to test your codebase. Any company whose business is based on a technical solution has implemented an automated testing solution.
We’re all in agreement on that. Now the question is: “What should we test?”
In this article, we are not going to talk about the different types…
From the product discovery to the deployment.
Quality Engineering in software development is the discipline of engineering concerned with the management, development, operation, and maintenance of IT systems and enterprise architectures with a high-quality standard.
Generally, Quality Engineers work closely with other engineering team members like Product Managers, Solution Managers…
Before I started to work for OpenClassrooms, I knew I was joining a team very dedicated about accessibility. That’s something I had heard from several developers, and one of my colleagues published a very thorough article on the matter. …
So, here we are, fifteen months after arriving at OpenClassrooms right at the start of lockdowns in France. It’s been a whirlwind year that’s seen OpenClassrooms grow from strength to strength, gaining B Corp and Great Place to Work status, culminating in a recent fundraiser of $80M. 🔥
How did…
During our professional life, going to interviews is a classic step we all go through. This is an event that has been the subject of a lot of articles, with a lot of tips to make it go as well as possible.
But what about the other side of the…
In the Product Design team of OpenClassrooms, we successfully introduced a way of sharing the same process, while customizing it to each Product Designer’s needs. Here’s how!
First, a quick explanation of how things work in the design team of OpenClassrooms:
Here is a quick article about the OpenClassrooms code guidelines. As a Staff iOS developer, it will be Swift oriented but the general idea is shared across all our development teams.
No surprise, we do have one so the code is easier to read, but why it does so? Let’s…
March 17, 2020 marked the start of the first confinement, due to the health situation we are all experiencing. This date also initiated a drastic change in our work habits: the vast majority of us had to get used to working from home overnight. …
Ten days ago, I started to work remotely for OpenClassrooms.
In my previous job, I’ve often heard that full remote was not an option. Mostly because newcomers could not benefit from a reliable onboarding. And it was true, they reported a feeling of loneliness and isolation since they had started.
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As a Staff Engineer at OpenClassrooms, our iOS app crash rate is a topic I care a lot about. I am proud to see it going down, and frustrated when it doesn’t. About 2 years ago, we released an offline mode for the OpenClassrooms app, allowing our students to download…
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