Making Connections Integrating a robust application framework with a documentation tool often involves reconciling different philosophies on how code should be built and rendered. I recently worked on integrating an Ember UI library with Storybook 10, and I encountered a specific architectural challenge. I actually tried and failed to combine the two many times before… Read More »
The idea of code coverage as a metric to ensure a code base is exercised really appeals to me. However when I would try to add it to my existing project I would struggle, flounder and decide to try again later on after burning too much time on it. The lure of ready to run testing stacks… Read More »
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 »