How to Improve Your Code Reviews

Posted on 28 June 2012 by Marcel de Vries

As you might know I spend my time, not only presenting at conferences and writing articles, but I am also product owner for our ‘endeavour software factory’ (a consistent set of practices, guidelines and building blocks that we use to Continue reading →

My First Xebium / FitNesse / Selenium Test

Posted on 29 February 2012 by Rogier van het Schip

Yesterday, I was a bit quick in publishing my Installing FitNesse, Selenium and Xebium post. Although the post gets your testing environment up and running, it isn’t enough to be able to run your tests. OK, sorry! I’ll make it Continue reading →

Installing FitNesse, Selenium and Xebium

Posted on 27 February 2012 by Rogier van het Schip

As I mentioned in my last post, this post will discuss installing FitNesse, Selenium and Xebium. Xebia maintains good installation instructions at Xebium’s Github site, which I recommend you start with. You will download the code, compile and run it. Continue reading →

FitNesse versus Robot Framework

Posted on 30 January 2012 by Rogier van het Schip

In our last instalment, I announced a comparison of automatic web UI test tools using Selenium, a popular browser automation tool. It can be hard to define high-level scenarios in Selenium, so we decided to define scenarios in a high-level Continue reading →

Automatic web UI test tools

Posted on 19 January 2012 by Rogier van het Schip

Being a developer means you can get hooked on making computers work for you instead of the other way around. Our team recently figured automatic web UI test tools can make life a lot easier for testers, by taking care Continue reading →