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'selenium' Category

• Jul

  07

  2006

  See Spot Test Django

  Here is some “science fiction” I’m working on at the moment for testing the Django admin app with Selenium. I call it science fiction because the I’m still working on the code that will actually read this and execute it correctly in the browser.

  I imagine the source document will be HTML with a scent [...]

  posted in django, python, selenium by Jason Huggins

• Jun

  16

  2006

  Picked to present Selenium at Google’s Conference on Test Automation

  Woo-hoo! I just got an email from Allen Hutchison at Google that my presentation proposal has been selected for Google’s London Test Automation Conference.

  Here’s a short excerpt from my proposal:

  In my talk, I would explore the use of Selenium in a fully integrated “web testing appliance” setup. With Selenium, some clever Python scripting, [...]

  posted in django, python, rails, selenium by Jason Huggins

• Jun

  15

  2006

  TECHcoffee update – it’s on…

  The first TECHcoffee will be on Monday, June 19th, 6-8 a.m. in the Loop. location: Caribou Coffee (Northwest corner Lake/La Salle)

  posted in chicago, django, python, selenium by Jason Huggins

• Jun

  08

  2006

  Selenium – making a dent in the universe and getting paid to do it…

  Woohoo! I just discovered today that Selenium, the nifty web testing tool, now has its own page on Wikipedia. Okay, since anyone can edit Wikipedia, that’s not much of an accomplishment. But I promise I didn’t make the edit myself. I am amused, though, that Selenium (the software) is relevant enough now to warrant a [...]

  posted in django, python, rails, selenium by Jason Huggins

• Apr

  29

  2006

  Using Dot Notation for writing DSLs

  """ This is all valid syntax in my shiny new domain specific language, implemented in Python.

  >>> put("jason").into.element.named("username")
  >>> put("jason").into.element.labeled("username")      
  >>> put("jason").into.element.identified.by("username")
  
  ...or...    
  [...]
  

  posted in django, python, rails, selenium by Jason Huggins