I forgot to mention something in the guide I made on Running UI tests in Internet Explorer with Jenkins on AWS. The default resolution is very small and quite possibly too small for the WebDriver to ‘click’ on elements that might appear off screen. There are many registry hacks out there that all claim to… Read More »
In the best conditions it can feel difficult to use Selenium WebDriver to run UI tests on Internet Explorer. Running on the same machine you develop on isn’t realistic as WebDriver for IE requires all of the window focus. So you move it into a virtual machine on your box and then find that your… Read More »
Creating your own personal brand gives you control over how your discovered on the Internet. There are risks to being connected online, but you’re already creating a personal brand right now by using any social network or contributing to open source software. Take ownership of your personal brand today.
Internet Explorer 9 was released 4 years ago in 2011 which sounds like a short time, but it really is an eternity in the world of web development. IE has had 3 releases since then and the 4th is on the horizon, but the upgrade cycle of many companies doesn’t reflect that fast pace. So… Read More »
Unit testing is something every developer agrees should be done, but often doesn’t do. Setting it up isn’t hard after reading and evaluating what feels like a 7 course meal of modules that need to come together hand in hand to allow you to write some tests. It is fairly easy after you’ve learned more… Read More »
A tutorial on creating extensions and plugins for the Markdown parser Remarkable JS.