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16y ago
Sorry about that, says the guy who wrote said 'ad'. :-) Here's a link to the actual decision: http://www.hmg.gov.uk/epetition-responses/petition-view.aspx...
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16y ago
ActiveX controls work in IE8, so they probably wouldn't need to be rewritten or ported. But we'll never know. The UK government is short circuiting the process by asserting just the act of testing would be too burdensome. I call bullshit. [
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16y ago
:-) I'll celebrate when these two lines cross: http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends?q=qtp,+selenium Until then, we've got work to do!
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16y ago
Obligatory cross-link to codepad: http://codepad.org/ Footnote to history: I liked codepad so much when I first saw it on HN back in 2008, I tracked down the guy who made it (Steve Hazel/sah) and made him my co-founder! :-)
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16y ago
We do have a reverse ssh tunnel thing for that (aka "Sauce Tunnel"). I'd like to think that using it does not require having a strong intestine... But yanking this thread back to being about mogotest... Congrats on the launch, guys!
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16y ago
Well, as said quasi-competitor, I don't mind the name drop. ;-)
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16y ago
Here's a link to the monocle project that Guido mentioned: http://github.com/saucelabs/monocle
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Selenium Most Popular Test Framework (ActiveState Developer Survey)
(activestate.com)
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16y ago
An open-source alternative to the eggPlant's visual-based testing tool is Sikuli: http://groups.csail.mit.edu/uid/sikuli And I posted above, you can also use Selenium + Flex-Pilot to test Flash or Flex apps: http://github.com/admc/flex-p
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16y ago
You absolutely can use Selenium to test flash (and flex): Gratuitous Landing Page: http://saucelabs.com/flex Source Code: http://github.com/admc/flex-pilot-x/ A lightning talk by Adam Christian about Flex Pilot: Part 1: http://www.yo
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16y ago
Codepad.org is well represented on that list.
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17y ago
If you have an iPad, check out http://touch.sproutcore.com/ and http://touch.sproutcore.com/hedwig/ The HTML5/JavaScript layer is already working very well, and Apple is investing time and effort to making it better. (Learned about th
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17y ago
Things like Mechanize and HTMLUnit are what I call "HTTP-only protocol drivers" and are not a true-fidelity simulation of the HTML+JavaScript environment. This is exactly the reason I created Selenium in the first place. I had regression bu
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17y ago
"Why HN is slow lately" -> http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=512145
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Distributed Erlang Systems In Operation: Patterns and Pitfalls
(erlware.blogspot.com)
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17y ago
Threads like this are how HN starts to become like reddit. I stopped reading reddit because of threads like this. The fact that this is the #1 post at the moment makes me think HN is overdue for another "Erlang Day".
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17y ago
Selenium 2 does not require the Java proxy server. That was one of the top complaints with Selenium 1, so we got rid of it. :-) The Selenium 2 Ruby bindings are very good these days and have just as much overhead as Watir (that is to say, n
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17y ago
Shinya Kasatini is the original creator of Selenium IDE, based on my version of Selenium (which was simply called "Selenium Core"). Shinya is also famous for creating the "Pocket Guitar" iPhone app. Patrick Lightbody is founder of BrowserMo
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17y ago
Socket programming of binary protocols. In my case, VNC.
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17y ago
Agreed. Thank you for the feedback. :-)
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17y ago
We're working on a free trial that doesn't require payment or credit card information. Until then, once you enter your credit card, you're good to go. Edit: I forgot to mention: a) You get 100 free minutes (no credit card req'd) for users s
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Windmill co-creator joins cloud testing company Sauce Labs
(adamchristian.com)
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17y ago
Ironically, I was just now on the phone on-hold with Rackspace waiting to activate my account, when I tabbed over to HN to see this post at the #1 spot. I tipped off the customer rep that they might want to come on over to HN and reply. Loo
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17y ago
I created the Selenium project 6 years ago. These days, I'm working on my own Selenium-based startup, Sauce Labs ( http://saucelabs.com ) -- We offer commercial support for Selenium and have a cloud-based web app testing service, too, cal
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17y ago
Agreed! (It's already killed a few weekends for me. :-) CoffeeScript has "Most Favored Executable" status in my terminal window these days. On a related side-note... here's the "Hello World" Node.js web server ported to CoffeeScript: http:
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17y ago
Thanks for the link. I think, though, auto-restart is a nice little feature that's important enough that it should be baked-in by default. I just take it for granted that's it already there in other frameworks.
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JavaScript: It’s Not Just for Browsers Any More
(pragprog.com)
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17y ago
Sounds like The Pragmatic Programmers Magazine: http://pragprog.com/magazines
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17y ago
But then you won't know if all the JavaScript that your rails applications use will actually work in a browser. Some browser testing is still needed.
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17y ago
I'm really excited Frank joined Sauce. [disclosure: I co-founded Sauce with fellow HN reader, Steven Hazel (sah)] Over the past few years, Ruby/Rails-based startups have been getting all the attention. It's time for Python-based startups to
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