wow! one of the first seleniumconf talks I could understand, most of the talks I find way over my head and talking about something so complicated I would never ever use.
try this one, th-cam.com/video/rvcMIYy47xw/w-d-xo.html; same presenter, but it goes into details. The whole talk is essentially about a single slide from this one talk.
Yep, utility scripts to create test data can be quite valuable. Automation isn't always about the test/check itself, their are other opportunities to leverage your tool to help you do your job.
wow! one of the first seleniumconf talks I could understand, most of the talks I find way over my head and talking about something so complicated I would never ever use.
try this one, th-cam.com/video/rvcMIYy47xw/w-d-xo.html; same presenter, but it goes into details. The whole talk is essentially about a single slide from this one talk.
Yep, utility scripts to create test data can be quite valuable. Automation isn't always about the test/check itself, their are other opportunities to leverage your tool to help you do your job.
Great talk on automation Richard!
In the stack of UI -> JS -> API ->APP -> DB - what is APP? the service? What testing JS mean here?
Great talk indeed, so insightful
there are still valid reasons to check if an element disappeared from the page, though
Great point on testability !
Good one
Haha yep, big consultancies are more like tool agencies or Dell for tools.