Selenium

Here’s a recap from the latest Selenium Hangout panel discussion. To submit questions for future hangouts, you can message us on Twitter (@seleniumhangout) or e-mail us ([email protected]). Panel David Burns (@AutomatedTester) Kevin ... [More] Menard (@nirvdrum) Dave Haeffner (@TourDeDave) Timeline 1:30-16:51: How to handle screenshots across different drivers tl;dr driver specific issues due to a lacking standard and […] [Less]

TL;DR: We’re retiring Selenium’s own AndroidDriver and iPhoneDriver in favour of any of Selendroid, iosdriver and Appium. If you’re using one of Selenium’s own mobile drivers, please evaluate one of these alternatives. The longer version: In 2007 ... [More] , Steve Jobs announced the iPhone and changed the mobile Web from a curiosity to something the mainstream wanted […] [Less]

TL;DR: We’re retiring Selenium’s own AndroidDriver and iPhoneDriver in favour of any of Selendroid, iosdriver and Appium. If you’re using one of Selenium’s own mobile drivers, please evaluate one of these alternatives. The longer version: In 2007 ... [More] , Steve Jobs announced the iPhone and changed the mobile Web from a curiosity to something the mainstream wanted […] [Less]

Here is a recap of our most recent Selenium Hangout where we answered a grab bag of questions ranging from how to use Selenium within your existing workflow down to nitty-gritty details around performance and deprecated functions. Be sure to tune into our Twitter feed to find out details about our next Hangout. And if […]

Here is a recap of our most recent Selenium Hangout where we answered a grab bag of questions ranging from how to use Selenium within your existing workflow down to nitty-gritty details around performance and deprecated functions. Be sure to tune into our Twitter feed to find out details about our next Hangout. And if […]

This is a recap from the most recent Selenium Hangout (a.k.a. The World’s Best Selenium Meetup). For info on future meetups, follow them on Twitter. Thanks to all who attended and tuned into the last Selenium Hangout where we talked about Selenium 3! Below is a write-up of the meetup, the video, and relevant links […]

Although the WebDriver APIs started life as just a mechanism for automating web browsers, over the past few years it has been extended to also work on mobile devices. Projects such as Appium, iosdriver, and Selendroid have all shown that this approach works, and works well. On the Web, if you start using Selenium WebDriver […]

Selenium 2 was released in July 2011. It’s now two years old, and what a couple of years it’s been! The WebDriver APIs, which were the major addition in Selenium 2, are now the basis for a W3C standard, and there are implementations written and supported by Google, Mozilla and Opera. There have been 34 […]

Trying to find every excuse not to cut the grass … including apparently closing some browser tabs. Interoperability – Standardized Test Information Interchange has me so full of ‘meh’ as to be hilarious. Commercially driven standards rarely are and/or I am just too much of an open source person to accept this model for standards […]

Brain fried from PyCon Canada 2013 and ‘some’ browser tab is misbehaving which means its time to start closing some of these. Patchwork seems like an awesome idea, but at the same time, I’ve had to work in heavily monkey-patched RoR apps before… Evolving syntax is PHP specific in its examples, but the ideas transfer […]