Automated testing is a cornerstone of Continuous Delivery. Automated functional testing ensures that your software is working across your value stream and that your organization has fast feedback when it’s not. Maintaining automated acceptance tests, once a team has more than a few tests, isn’t trivial however. This video covers …
Before you can optimize a PHP application, you need to find out if your code is actually slow; then you need to understand the code; and then you need to find out what you can optimise. This talk introduces various tools and concepts to find issues with your applications, and …
Selenium is a well-known web application testing framework used for functional testing. The new version, Selenium 2, merges the best features from Selenium and the clean API from WebDriver. In this session we will see how easy testing your web application can be with an open source such as Selenium …
Our company Subversion repository recently rounded 100.000 revisions. Our main product now counts over 50.000 files, in a workspace of several gigabytes. The pains of tending to a project of this size is made worse by Subversion. Updates and commits take a long while, working with branches is unbearable, and …
Mozilla’s projects have thousands of tests, so we’ve had to venture beyond vanilla test runners to keep things manageable. Our secret sauce can be used with your project as well. Reach beyond the test facilities that came with your project, harnessing pluggable test frameworks, dynamically reordering tests for speed, exploring …
Learn how to run Selenium “headless”, using chrome webdriver (ChromeDriver) and Python. Developed in collaboration with the Chromium team, the ChromeDriver is a standalone server which implements WebDriver’s wire protocol. This example tries to querying Google for the ‘python’ keyword and iterate for each result.
