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by zabil 7y ago
This is great news, especially for Selenium users. Helium is a great tool.
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by zabil 7y ago
Big fans. Thanks for creating Helium!
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by zabil 7y ago
Taiko was initially based on puppeteer, but it was hard to keep up with puppeteer's api changes. Plus, the abstraction leaked. Taiko is now built on the excellent https://github.com/cyrus-and/chrome-remote-interfac
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by zabil 7y ago
You can open tabs, incognito windows and switch back and forth
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by zabil 7y ago
Close, but Taiko has a flat API. For reference here's a script in puppeteer const browser = await puppeteer.launch(); const page = await browser.newPage(); await page.goto('https://example.com'); await pag
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by zabil 7y ago
For sure! Here are a few things we learned after getting feedback from users. * Minimise or better remove all pre-requisites npm install should bring in everything. * Talk directly to the browser using the Chrome DevTools protocol it&
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by zabil 7y ago
This looks great. I also want to shamelessly plug something similar I am working on, Taiko, it uses javascript and comes with a REPL that generates scripts like. await openBrowser(); await goto("http://todomvc.com/
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by zabil 7y ago
Yes I do. Because I genuinely want others to benefit from problems I've solved so that they can focus on other things. As a developer I struggled writing functional tests. So my company sponsors a team to build and maintain two OSS pro
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by zabil 7y ago
and orchids outwit wasps, scary.
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by zabil 7y ago
I love Ted Chiang. My favourite is "Hell is the absence of God" from the collection "Stories of your life". It drew me in.
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by zabil 7y ago
Shameless plug. We've built Gauge and Taiko to address this problem. Here the specifications are in Markdown and the API for automating the browser is user centric. It treats the browser like a black box. You can find more info https:
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by zabil 7y ago
I agree. As someone who builds product (with opt in tracking) understanding users is key to building a good product.
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Unit Tests Aren't 'Tests'(gauge.org)
2 points by zabil 8y ago|0 comments
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by zabil 8y ago
Breaking a monolith application to micro-services looks very enticing. Teams initially benefit from the rewrite and refactoring process. But in the long run it can run into same issues of monolith application and maybe more. Issues like fre
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by zabil 8y ago
I am super excited about this. I work on an open source tool to automate chromium browser https://github.com/getgauge/taiko and the Chrome Devtools protocol makes it really easy to do so. With edge using chromium Cross
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by zabil 8y ago
I've talked about this before. Firefox is my main browser but I find chrome's developer ecosystem better. For e.g. the Chrome Dev tools protocol, puppeteer etc. I hope there's some kind of standardization (other that Webdrive
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Show HN: Gauge 1.0 – Automate tests using Markdown(github.com)
3 points by zabil 8y ago|0 comments
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by zabil 8y ago
We built something similar(markdown + runner) for testing at http://github.com/getgauge/gauge
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Why we built Gauge(blog.getgauge.io)
1 points by zabil 8y ago|0 comments
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by zabil 8y ago
Since the article and comments talk about dopamine, here's an article about the myth. Please stop calling dopamine the ‘pleasure chemical’ https://www.theverge.com/2018/3/27/17169446/dopamine-pleasur
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by zabil 9y ago
Quoting something agreeable I read on Twitter a few days ago "If your code is crap, stickies on the wall won't help." - @HenrikKniberg
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by zabil 9y ago
I live nearby this national park and this time of the year forest fires create a lot of ash.
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by zabil 9y ago
Just to be clear, we are big fans of HomeBrew don't think it is their problem. We just need a solution to sign binaries.
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by zabil 9y ago
The homebrew core team did not accept our pull request for installing from a signed binary or allow us to migrate to a custom tap. In the interest of security and user experience, we think it's important to do this. Is there any other
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Homebrew core does not accept signed binaries(github.com)
2 points by zabil 9y ago|2 comments
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by zabil 9y ago
Does anyone know if this decentralized with miners rewarded with coins to keep the nodes and network running?
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by zabil 9y ago
> I don't understand why these electron editors are popular at all. IMHO it's the future of IDE's. After years of using vi and Intellij IDEA, I've switched to VS code (which is electron based) and never looked back. I
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Empathy in architectural decisions to empower users(blog.getgauge.io)
2 points by zabil 9y ago|0 comments
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Language server protocol and DSL's(blog.getgauge.io)
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by zabil 9y ago
To like someone, stop reading their feeds.

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