Dave McNulla and Zeljko Filipin discuss recent articles written about Watir, Watir-Webdriver, testing frameworks, and testing services. Here are the links to the articles and blog posts:
Books
- Ruby 2 Pick Ax
- Cucumber Recipes
- Reader Score (I mistated Watirbook score on the podcast by 10x)
- Homebrewer’s Guide = 2015 readers
- Cheese & Cucumber = 369 readers
Articles & Screencasts
- Case Against Record & Playback – Adam Goucher
- Checking for Javascript Errors - Alister Scott
- Testing Contradictions – Alister Scott
- Context Driven Testing – Cem Kaner
- Open Browser Test Automation at Wikimedia - Chris McMahon
- Using Cucumber to Adopt a Puppy – Jeff Cheezy Morgan
- Screencast ‘Adopting Puppies’ - Jeff Cheezy Morgan
- Screencast ‘Writing Custom RSpec Matchers’ - Jeff Cheezy Morgan
- Screencast ‘Navigational Features of Page Objects’ - Jeff Cheezy Morgan
- Continuous Integration with Jenkins – Dave McNulla
- Server & Log Monitoring with Greylog2 – Dave McNulla
- Could CSS3 Be Making Sites That Are Not Testable – David Burns
- Build Test and Deploy Firefox OS Apps – David Burns
- Not Providing HTML Page is Bogus – Jim Evans
- Seeing Info Messages In the Log – Jim Evans
- Finding a Parent Element – Justin Ko
- Get the CSS Class Name – Justin Ko
- Improving Performance on Tables – Justin Ko
- Handling Repeated Blocks of Elements – Justin Ko
- Troubleshooting the Unknown Element – Justin Ko
- Adding a Watir Reference Section – Justin Ko
- Getting a Checkbox by Adjacent Text – Just Ko
- Why Write a Book on Watir – Justin Ko
- Passing Watir Elements to Execute Script - Justin Ko
- Parts to Each Watir Instruction (Explained) - Justin Ko
- Directions Analogy for Locator Strategies - Justin Ko
- List of Valid Watir Webdriver Locators - Justin Ko
- Sauce for the Mac – Sauce Labs
- Announcing Sauce Free Unlimited Test Accounts for OSS – Sauce Labs
- Getting the Most out of Selenium with Cloudbees and Sauce Labs - Sauce Labs
- Announcing Appium on Sauce Native Hybrid IOS – Sauce Labs
- Selenium Conference - Selenium
- Source Control – Selenium
- The Future of Firefox support – let’s discuss - Selenium Groups
- Timeline for EOL of Firefox 3.x support - Selenium Groups
- Clue – Simon Stewart
- Talk to Teddy - Simon Stewart
- Help Me Help You - Simon Stewart
- Chrome Profiles – Zeljko Filipin
- Testing Mediawiki - Zeljko Filipin
- Zagreb Meeting - Zeljko Filipin
- Zero Day and Trojan Horse - Zeljko Filipin
- Finally a Ghost Driver – Ivan De Marino
- Travis CI Selenium Testing – Testing Bot
Software & Library Updates
- Watir-Webdriver
- Selenium-Webdriver
- Page Objects
- Ruby Update
- Selenium Downloads
- Chrome Driver
- Ruby Language News
- Rubymine
- Approval Tests
The opening and closing music is Happy Alley by Kevin MacLeod (Genre: Pop, Instruments: Guitar, Bass, Kit, ISRC: USUAN1100482, 2008 Kevin MacLeod)
