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WebDriver: now at Sauce Labs

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

WebDriver now runs against Sauce Labs‘ testing service – using many different browsers.  And you can pay by the hour.  This is awesome: Selenium was a huge leap forward in web testing. Sauce Labs has been allowing people to run Selenium tests against any browser and operating systems. Selenium2 (WebDriver) is another great leap forward. [...]

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JavaScript BDD, with Jasmine, without a browser

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

I’ve been test driving the domain of my build radiator, XFD with the lovely Jasmine BDD framework for JavaScript. Jasmine is lovely. Browsers aren’t. Spawning a new browser to run your tests has issues for me: Spawning a browser takes time and ruins my flow, I’m trying to drive out logic – having a browser [...]

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Selenium and The Dialog of Doom

Friday, November 27, 2009

This is a guest post from Douglas Squirrel, CTO at youDevise At youDevise, we’ve been suffering from what Ivan Moore calls Flickering Builds for some time now – the build fails with a false negative once, then passes the next time we run it. Our Cruise Missile monitor records these failures for us so we [...]

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