Surviving Growing from Zero to 15,000 Selenium Tests 3.09 http://spkr8.com/t/8257

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Selenium’s a wonderful tool for automating acceptance and functional tests; however, real-world implementations bring a lot of pain. I suffered all that pain, and more, as I piloted an effort that started out with Selenium IDE, moved through RC, and ended up with WebDriver. This talk covers things like setting up baseline data, creating backing test frameworks, dealing with brittle tests, and figuring out how to appropriately manage all those incredibly slow Selenium tests so that you actually get effective, useful testing in. Learn from my pain (and successes!) so that you don’t have to suffer it in your own projects!

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Avatar-missing-icon-02 James, 02 Sep 11:54 PM

Great content! Thanks for the insight into how a bad project can be transformed through culture and persistence. It is nice to hear about projects that are both in production and continually being improved.

Stream.12748 Jeff Casimir, 08 Sep 01:19 AM

I especially liked the ideas around modularizing tests. Front-end tests are slow, yes, but there's no need for them to be CRAZY SLOW by doing the login procedure or whatever on every test.

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