10 tips on how to prevent business value risk
One category of risk that project teams need to ensure they address is business value failure – delivering a product that fails to provide value for the business investor.
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Summary
In this presentation, Jason Huggins discusses why Selenium exists, Selenium as a functional testing tool, problems with using Selenium, the history of Selenium, JWebUnit, DriftWood, JsUnit, Fit, Selenium core, Selenium IDE, Selenium Remote Control, Selenium Grid, issues encountered doing functional testing in the browser, and Selenium hacks to work around these issues.
Bio
Jason Huggins is the co-founder of Sauce Labs, where the focus is on cloud-based web application testing. He currently works and lives just west of Chicago. Jason is the creator of the Selenium web automation framework. Besides enjoying programming with Python, JavaScript, and ABJ (Anything But Java), he likes to hack on Arduino-based projects, like Ambient Orb clones.
About the conference
JSConf 2009 is a conference devoted to the programming language we all love to hate and hate to love, JavaScript. This is conference will be thoughtful, content driven, and exemplify the very nature of JavaScript. The core focus of this conference is to expose some of the details about JavaScript that are often overlooked and present them more as a discussion with the audience. The content of the conference should cater to all types of JavaScript users from client interfaces to server development to testing. No matter which programming language you love, you know of the pleasure and pain of JavaScript programming.
In this presentation, Jason Huggins discusses why Selenium exists, Selenium as a functional testing tool, problems with using Selenium, the history of Selenium, JWebUnit, DriftWood, JsUnit, Fit, Selenium core, Selenium IDE, Selenium Remote Control, Selenium Grid, issues encountered doing functional testing in the browser, and Selenium hacks to work around these issues.
Bio
Jason Huggins is the co-founder of Sauce Labs, where the focus is on cloud-based web application testing. He currently works and lives just west of Chicago. Jason is the creator of the Selenium web automation framework. Besides enjoying programming with Python, JavaScript, and ABJ (Anything But Java), he likes to hack on Arduino-based projects, like Ambient Orb clones.
About the conference
JSConf 2009 is a conference devoted to the programming language we all love to hate and hate to love, JavaScript. This is conference will be thoughtful, content driven, and exemplify the very nature of JavaScript. The core focus of this conference is to expose some of the details about JavaScript that are often overlooked and present them more as a discussion with the audience. The content of the conference should cater to all types of JavaScript users from client interfaces to server development to testing. No matter which programming language you love, you know of the pleasure and pain of JavaScript programming.
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Firefox Alert Closer extension
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Dan Wanek
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Thanks for your presentation Jason.
I have taken the code from Aaron Boodman and packaged it in a Firefox extension on Github. So far it has solved the issues we were faced with in relation to alerts being generated from onload.
github.com/zenchild/FirefoxAlertCloser
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