'selenium' Category
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Oct092009
The Future of Web App Testing (and How to Stop It)
At the May 28th meeting of the Chicago JavaScript Meetup, I gave the following presentation on trends in web development, and how it’ll affect testing.
The talk’s titled “The Future of Web App Testing and How to Stop It”. The first part was a brief history of the Selenium project. In the second part, I talked [...]
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Feb202008
Annoucement: Selenium Users’ Meetup – Monday, February 25 2008
I’ll be attending the Selenium Users Open Evening this Monday, February 25. The event will be at the Google campus in Mountain View, California. Most of the core Selenium development team will be in attendance, traveling from as far away as Tokyo and London. Here’s a blurb about it from the sign-up page :
With representatives [...]
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Nov092007
Me at Google – the 10 month update
[update: yeah, I'm lame. Jan 24 to Nov 9 is (rounding up) 10 months, not 11.]
Well, since last I posted… (~10 months!) I’ve been pretty busy. I started at Google eight months ago on March 5th, and so far it’s been great.
In April, I finally got to meet-up with several members of the core Selenium [...]
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Jan242007
Feeling lucky… From ThoughtWorker to Noogler
Well, I’ve had six wonderful years in the land of Thinking and Working (aka “The Martin Fowler Company“). Today, however, is my last day at ThoughtWorks. I’ll be packing up my home in Chicago and joining Google in Mountain View starting in February. My official title there will be “Software QA Engineer“, which is ironic, because no serious software tester goes [...]
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Aug012006
On Selenium and language design…
Lately, I’ve had language design on the brain. In short, I’m working to make Selenium tests Turing complete. Right now, the Selenium Core engine can parse simple command/key-word tests. No looping or conditional logic is provided, natively, out of the box in Selenium Core without using a user extension, like flowControl. Not that it’s a [...]