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I started working in IT in the 1990s. It was project work. I really enjoyed creating new software but I didn’t enjoy the latter part of each project where scope would change, testing would get squeezed and we wouldn’t release on time (or within budget). I …
Recently, I’ve had a few people ask me how to use webdriverio with cucumber. It sounded like something that should have been easy, but after a brief search on the internet, all I could find were a few blog post tutorials (that all contradicted each other) and some …
Backstory The Das Keyboard 4 Professional was my first mechanical keyboard. At the time I didn’t really know too much about keyboards and how they were built, but I knew I’d had enough of standard rubber dome, membrane keyboards and wanted something like the old clicky …
This tutorial is for setting up a web test framework in node.js. Previously, I’ve shown you how to create similar frameworks in Ruby and C#. This post should help you add another language to your testing arsenal. Why node.js? There are lots of reasons to choose various …
Visit the visual studio website and download the Community edition: https://www.visualstudio.com/vs/ This will download a small application that will manage your Visual Studio installation. Save & run it. It’s worth selecting a custom installation, in case you see something there you might want …
I was in a discussion the other week about choosing a language for your acceptance tests. The general consensus was that you should mirror your other code and choose the same language. For example, if you’re using a .NET stack then choosing SpecFlow with your step definitions and …
I lied. In my last post, I wrote about how we’re all software developers. Well, that’s a start, for sure. And a good one. If everybody in the team thinks of themselves as part of software development then you’ll be on track to build …
OK, maybe not all of us. My house keeper isn’t a software developer. At least I don’t think she is. And my cat Stewie isn’t. But this post is aimed at Business Analysts and, in particular, Testers. In fact, anyone involved in your team …
Sauce Labs has some amazing functionality out of the box, but if like me you want a little more control about when your Cucumber/Capybara tests utilise Sauce Labs, then this post may help you out. The Sauce gem is brilliant. It enables you to easily create an array of …
Like me, you may have been keen to upgrade your computer to the new Windows 10 operating system. It’s free for owners of Windows 7 and 8, so I’m sure many of you will have wanted to see what it’s like. However if, like …
