Selenium Shots by Kyle J. Ginavan & Ryan Felton
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This document discusses an integration testing service called Selenium Shots that allows developers to automatically test their websites across different browsers and operating systems. It notes that manual testing can be boring and inconsistent, while writing test plans is time-consuming. The document then provides instructions on how to set up and configure Selenium Shots by installing the gem, creating a test project, and writing code to integrate the tests.
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- 1. ADD SOME MORE AWESOME-NESS Do it!
- 4. What?
- 5. What? ๏ Integration Testing Service • Cross operating system and browser confirmation your site works. ๏ Automated Screenshots • Cross operating system and browser confirmation you site looks good.
- 6. Why?
- 7. Why? ๏ Manual Test Runs • BORING!!! and inconsistent. ๏ Farm It • Writing test plans suck. • More people to manage. • More deadline Police.
- 8. Before
- 9. Before
- 10. The Future!
- 11. The Future!
- 12. How?
- 13. The Setup
- 14. The Setup ๏ gem install selenium_shots ๏ config.gem 'selenium_shots' ๏ selenium_shots create myapp • Email: joe@example.com • Password: *****
- 15. The Config
- 16. The Config
- 17. The Code
- 18. The Code
- 19. DEMO
- 20. When? ๏ Still a messy kid? ๏ Integration Tests doesn't replace real user testing... but makes a nice compliment.
- 21. Where? ๏ @kylejginavan ๏ www.seleniumshots.com ๏ http://github.com/kylejginavan/selenium_shots
- 22. The Great Merge