Selenium

Can’t get enough Se bloggage? Have a look at Overview of Selenium Blogs — though I must say there has to be something wrong with the Alexa algorithm if I am that far down the list. And behind both David and Alister. Must Have Git Aliases: Advanced Examples reminds me of someone I used to [...]

A hardy welcome back to work to our American friends who spent Thursday being thankful for what they had, then getting into fist fights at stores for things they thought they didn’t need the next day. You know what would be grand? If various widget makers would provide automation hooks for their stuff so we, [...]

…as I avoid writing code that deals with dynamically constructed tables. Without any sort of unique locator. Of course. I would contend that the ‘right’ solution to this problem is to use a CI container and have it email you, but if you are using Java and not using CI, then Automatically Email the Reports [...]

Within an hour I had some more things to add to the last Smattering. Oh well, I’ll just save them up… Har-assert looks like something useful to include in your project if you are using Java. And the browsermob-proxy (which of course, you all are) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 seems like something more [...]

I’ve been threatening that I was going to do this for awhile… What it feels like when you are running a long running batch of scripts… Remember kids, your script cannot adapt to the unexpected… But on occasion they can do something that… Oh! Here’s a useful metric of productivity! And just when you thought [...]

Right… Scripting batch 1: waiting for an email Scripting batch 2: waiting for an email Scripting batch 3: waiting for an email Scripting batch 4: waiting for an email Perhaps I’ll do something else right now… Alright kids, its not the Olympics, but Curvy would be a fun app for someone to automate. Wow that [...]

Too. Many. Links. Not. Enough. Posts. The important word is strive in 100% Automation Pass Rates. PHP Error could be interesting to turn on in your automation environment. Well, if it is a PHP app at any rate… Testing mobile? Tap Into Mobile Application Testing by Jonathan Kohl Behavioural testing in .Net with SpecFlow and [...]

It’s been a long time since we announced a new Selenium release on this blog, as we moved to a model of quicker releases, but we’ve been working on 2.26 for far longer than normal — it’s out! Download it now! — so I thought it best to let you know. We’re aiming to head [...]

If you are not using something like Chef or Puppet to keep your grid nodes behaving then you are absolutely doing it wrong. Here are all the PuppetConf 2012 Videos to help you get started. See also this Apple’s Lightning port dynamically assigns pins to allow for reversible use is just too geeky not to [...]

Let’s try the ‘all video’ edition this time. Solving Common Problems with Web UI Automation Hrm. That didn’t work … let’s add some slide decks. Mobile Test Automation at eBay from Dominik Dary PHPUnit Best Practices A Whirlwind Tour of Test::Class from Curtis Poe Simple Log Analysis and Trending from Mike Brittain