Selenium

This year’s Selenium Conference is slated for June 10 – 12 in beautiful Boston, Massachusetts. The conference will be held at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel. Similar to last year, this year’s conference will kick off with a full day of Selenium Workshops, followed by a two day, two track conference. If you’ve always dreamed of [...]

Debugging For Testers — they don’t teach this in testing school. Actually, there is a testing school… A million times this!! That’s not BDD, that’s just Cucumber Faster Websites: Crash Course on Web Performance — all three hours of video Continuous Integration of iOS Projects using Jenkins, CocoaPods, and Kiwi Clearing IE’s [...]

Whoops, missed a couple days… ah well. MOAR ELEMENTS!!! the element Dependency injection != Inversion of Control is useful reading. And the Waffle example is pretty funny. Not sure yet how I feel about this feature in the page-object gem. Waiting for an application to be fully loaded has some more examples of using [...]

This short technical note is to announce that the Selenium project is now using git on Google Code in place of subversion. The move has been a long time in the making, and it’s largely thanks to the efforts of Kristian Rosenvold that we’ve been able to do the migration and retain the project history. [...]

Someone go back to my past self and punch him for thinking that starting to get in shape was a good idea. OMGCANTMOVE. .NET Goes Immutable seems interesting. But I don’t really speak C# so it could very well be boring and uninteresting. Shadow DOM 101 is another part of HTML5 that makes me think [...]

Three in a row … of course, these are the easy three. Build, test and deploy Firefox OS apps for $0 (or any other currency that I don’t know how to emit) Ruby on Rails … in Bash. Because they can. Bash on Balls All you need to know about CSS Transitions except how the [...]

Hrm. Office is closed until Monday, but everyone is in. Very confusing… One reason I have heard people say they don’t use cloud instances is they are afraid they will just sit around idle when not needed. Behind the clouds: how RelEng do Firefox builds on AWS has some useful scripts to find and teardown [...]

Since today is the start of ‘find a new contract’ I guess I don’t have an excuse to miss these for the next week or so. (Oh, and Happy New Year, etc.) This is snark, but just makes me laugh given the hype machine around ATDD/BDD; AS an angry userI WANT TO punch the developer [...]

2.27.0 is now out which means you can close the browser tab that points to the old Firefox installers. Not Providing an HTML Page? Think of the Kittens! is important to remember. We want to fix your bugs. Help us help you! The HTML5 download attribute is another bit I am not looking forward to [...]

Not sure how widely broadcast this has been (cus, you know, we’re good at communicating and stuff), but if you are using 2.26.0 and Firefox 17 you will get a nasty bug. 2.27.0 is in the works to address this (and a couple other things…) so if you need FF right now, keep your install [...]