20.May.2010 at 16:19 by James Bush
Good coverage of how to use interesting software.
Introduction to Testing with Selenium
Arne Blankerts (20.May.2010 at 10:15)
Talk at TEK·X (English - US)
While PHP unit tests usually cover all the important aspects of the backend, webbased frontends require a different approach to testing - especially if javascript and client-side user interactions are to be tested. This session will introduce you to the powerful Selenium IDE and testing framework that lets you remote-control almost any browser. You will learn how to create robust tests, using xpath as well as css selectors and how to integrate these tests with phpunit.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/1570
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22.May.2010 at 01:26 by Andrew C. Vernon
This was a good mix of theory and practical advice. I suspect that I will walk away doing somethign with Selenium in the weeks (or months) to come. The speaker did a good job of asking questions and engaging the audience.
Unfortunately, a few spelling errors (and, yes, German text, too) in addition to a technical glitch took a bit away from the presentation. However, I suspect that the posted presentation will have the spelling and German issues resolved, and, to be fair, these issues didn't distract too much from the great material.
22.May.2010 at 22:59 by Westin Shafer
This is one tool I've been struggling to get my head wrapped around. Thanks for the explanation and examples. I now feel like I can finally start integrating this into our test suite.
20.May.2010 at 16:11 by Seth May
Good overview. I wasn't aware of the Selenium PHPUnit extension. I'll definitely make some use of that.