Evil Tester

When I learned about Selenium’s ability to capture network traffic I was really excited. This opened up a whole new world of testing possibilities. I could capture the Ajax requests made to the server and check them for validity. When I visit pages I can check the web analytics messages sent back and check their [...]

I have just released a beta version of my ‘Automated Web Testing with Selenium & Java’ tutorial over on my ‘other’ site. At the moment “Selenium Simplified” has 210, A4 formatted, pages presented as a pdf ebook. I haven’t quite finished it yet, but it seems ‘good enough’ to get someone started on their journey [...]

Question: With two Agile Testing books out now, which one should you read? Agile Testing by Lisa Crispin and Janet Gregory or Agile Testing by John Watkins Answer: Agile Testing by Lisa Crispin and Janet Gregory. No contest.

I have a little project that I started writing in OpenLaszlo. I chose OpenLaszlo because I thought I could script it in standard JavaScript but during the development of my minor app I found a few errors with the OpenLaszlo JavaScript implementation and the project stalled. Now, having started a new job, where the development [...]

Well, that last post took me by surprise – I had forgotten I had set up more slogans in advance. So to quickly try and redeem the blog and add some value… some links about testing with Microsoft PowerShell.