Wednesday, March 15, 2006
Selenium IDE Intro:
Firefox extension to easily automate all your browsing tasks
"There is a Firefox extension called Selenium IDE made by the folks over at OpenQA.org. It is a very easy to use and powerful tool for controlling, automating or testing web sites. If there is any repetitive or predictable task that you are always doing in your browser why not let the Selenium IDE handle it for you. It has a very easy record and playback feature making it a breeze to automate anything you want. It will even save your automated task in Ruby code without needing to know a lick of Ruby. The Selenium IDE makes this possible by intercepting browser actions such as clicking on a link, entering some text in a field, submitting a form, etc. and then performing those actions as if you were doing it with your keyboard or mouse. Don't' get scared away, this is all really very easy, and you don't need to know anything about computer programming to use it (although it's a plus if you do). Let me show you how easy it is. I'll show you how to make a script that will automatically enter positive feedback for your last eBay auction."
Firefox extension to easily automate all your browsing tasks
"There is a Firefox extension called Selenium IDE made by the folks over at OpenQA.org. It is a very easy to use and powerful tool for controlling, automating or testing web sites. If there is any repetitive or predictable task that you are always doing in your browser why not let the Selenium IDE handle it for you. It has a very easy record and playback feature making it a breeze to automate anything you want. It will even save your automated task in Ruby code without needing to know a lick of Ruby. The Selenium IDE makes this possible by intercepting browser actions such as clicking on a link, entering some text in a field, submitting a form, etc. and then performing those actions as if you were doing it with your keyboard or mouse. Don't' get scared away, this is all really very easy, and you don't need to know anything about computer programming to use it (although it's a plus if you do). Let me show you how easy it is. I'll show you how to make a script that will automatically enter positive feedback for your last eBay auction."
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