Test Automation Architecture: Our Application Under Test

Written by Andy Tinkham. Date of post: May 1, 2011February 13, 2017. Leave a comment Posted in Social Connections, Testing Tagged anthropology, automation architecture, chimpanzees, Dr. Kim Hill, early humans, entaggle, useful toolLeave a comment

After looking around a little to figure out what would be a good web application to use as the public example of my planned series digging deep into a test automation architecture, I’ve hit on the perfect choice: Entaggle.com Entaggle is the brain child of Elisabeth Hendrickson. I had the chance to visit with Elisabeth […]

Selenium Conference 2011 wrap-up

Written by Andy Tinkham. Date of post: April 8, 2011April 25, 2011. Leave a comment Posted in Conference Reports, Fun Tagged #SeConf, CSS selectors, Dawn Cannan, Elisabeth Hendrickson, entaggle, games, Lisa Ellis, logging as test cases, Marlena Compton, Michael Larsen, OneLegChuck, pair programming, presentation, Rick Ellis, San Francisco, Scott Adams, Selenium, tourist stuffLeave a comment

Selenium Conference 2011 is over and done with for the year. I had a great time, and want to thank everyone who made it such a success. I think the biggest takeaway for me is that I need to switch over my xpath locators to CSS selectors right away. I can’t ignore the speed gains […]