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by kensoh 9y ago
Thanks Ben, it's been a while since we last spoke :) Yeah it's probably ok, I've extended the language parsing engine so that users can write automation scripts in their 21 different native languages. The language definitions
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Show HN: TagUI – Automate web interactions using different native languages(github.com)
31 points by kensoh 9y ago|6 comments
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How to Repair or Replace Your Broken Headphone Jacks(mods-n-hacks.gadgethacks.com)
1 points by kensoh 9y ago|0 comments
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by kensoh 9y ago
My background is in test automation (on user interfaces). Is it correct to say in ML the concept of test automation is irrelevant? Because during training and predicting the model is already being validated for accuracy and correctness.
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A Berkeley View of Systems Challenges for AI [pdf](www2.eecs.berkeley.edu)
69 points by kensoh 9y ago|4 comments
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Machine Learning Summary in Yandex Search (MatrixNet)(yandex.com)
3 points by kensoh 9y ago|0 comments
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by kensoh 9y ago
Hi HN folks, I'm from Singapore and starting a company specialising in web automation. Web automation basically reproduces manual interactions you have with websites so that the computer can do it repeatedly for you. Common use cases a
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First web automation company in Singapore – automate your repetitive tasks(linkedin.com)
2 points by kensoh 9y ago|1 comments
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by kensoh 9y ago
Hi bluepnume, if you are ok, can you share how you manage iframes and popups? I'm using DevTools protocol through websocket directly to communicate with Chrome. Have to do a lot of context handling (frames) and using Target.sendMessage
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by kensoh 9y ago
This's the Puppeteer issue tracking downloads - https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer/issues/299
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by kensoh 9y ago
Thanks ghetzel for sharing, nice work! I saw that you've made your own scripting language to make it user-friendly :) Just went through your Friendscript syntax, the amount of work going into defining that language is impressive....
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by kensoh 9y ago
There was still some commits in early July but haven't seen new updates till date. Maintaining a browser project is mammoth task. Even for an established startup such as Segment you see that NightmareJS has lots of issues unreplied for
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by kensoh 9y ago
I didn't follow that development. Can you share why Selenium maintainers chose not to implement headers? Is it that they want to restrict the tool to simulate what a normal user can do with a browser and not hacks such as overriding he
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by kensoh 9y ago
Thanks Jason, enjoyed your thought-provoking post. I'm reminded of Parkinson's law that "work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion". It's as if the software bloats up to fill up the available
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by kensoh 9y ago
I just recently got to know WebPageTest. It even has scripting abilities! I'm just surprised why the project didn't enter into mainstream (in the sense that an average test automation guy like me will know).
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by kensoh 9y ago
Thanks Chuck for sharing, I enjoyed your sharing these details :)
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by kensoh 9y ago
Actually the release of Puppeteer is a really exciting development. I've been waiting for some time for something like this to happen. We've seen what happened to PhantomJS (almost 2k open issues and main maintainer stepping down
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by kensoh 9y ago
(Hi Tim, I use your GitHub corner :) thanks for making it) - There are still some differences between Chromium and Chrome, for example the case of playing back MP4 video due to paid licensing. But Puppeteer being easily configurable to use
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by kensoh 9y ago
Puppeteer automates headless / visible Chrome today. However, the foundational way it does this is through DevTools Protocol. I believe it might be browser agnostic in time to come. There are various (some successful, some failed) adap
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by kensoh 9y ago
This issue is being tracked here and moving along fine - https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=696481 Default behavior by design is to block automated headless downloads for security reasons.
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by kensoh 9y ago
I'm born 1981, so according to the article I've just made it to be a native? What I do observe is this (this is over-generalization but seems true to me) - Pre-internet era - people know little but do a lot and deeply Post-interne
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by kensoh 9y ago
Just got to know this, I have not tried it personally. It looks to be addressing a key pain point for test automation - the maintenance of existing test set to stay relevant to changing interfaces / identifiers etc. The part I really h
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Testim – stable, self healing, end-to-end test automation via machine learning(testim.io)
2 points by kensoh 9y ago|1 comments
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by kensoh 9y ago
There's a section in the readme which I'm not sure of - "Running integration Tests for example is much faster." I guess that gains is from the parallel executions. But for the integration testings, there is still work to
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by kensoh 9y ago
I'm really excited for you guys, it looks like your implementation through AWS Lambda has struck a chord. I really can't wait to see how Chromeless maintainers & contributors give back to the open-source community by challengi
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Headless Chrome projects list – Chromeless, Chrominator, Chromy, Navalia, ..(medium.com)
10 points by kensoh 9y ago|0 comments
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by kensoh 9y ago
Wrote a post with the list of new entrants to browser automation using headless / visible Chrome - https://medium.com/@kensoh/chromeless-chrominator-chromy-nav...
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by kensoh 9y ago
This is a really cool project, but looking closer at the API and issues raised it seems that the features are being over-promised. - "Do pretty much everything you've used PhantomJS, NightmareJS or Selenium for before". The m
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by kensoh 9y ago
[1] Chrominator looks interesting. jesg/gowan is the maintainer for PhantomJS GhostDriver, so the API looks extensive. Another project that I heard recently is Navalia [4], which uses GraphQL type of queries to run headless Chrome. Als
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by kensoh 9y ago
Looks like Google releasing headless Chrome is really shaking up the test automation domain. This is a really cool project :) The other day I saw another interesting and refreshing implementation using GraphQL - https://github.co

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