Executable Specifications with FitNesse and Selenium
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Dawn Cannan is a QA manager who has been in software testing for 10 years. She will discuss executable specifications using FitNesse and Selenium. She will demonstrate how to create automated tests using these tools and the test automation pyramid. She will also reference her blog and links to learn more about FitNesse, Selenium, and her Selenesse open source project.
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- 1. Executable Specifications with FitNesse and Selenium Dawn Cannan http://passionatetester.com @dckismet
- 2. Who is this lady? http://passionatetester.com • Currently QA Manager at DocSite in Raleigh • Software testing specialist for 10 years • One-time developer • Creator of testing infrastructure from scratch • Maintainer on .net Selenesse open source project
- 3. What do all of these words mean? • Executable Specifications? • FitNesse? • Selenium?
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- 9. References • My blog: http://passionatetester.com • FitNesse: http://fitnesse.info • Selenium: http://seleniumhq.org or • Sauce RC: http://saucelabs.com/products/downloads • Selenesse: http://github.com/marisaseal/selenesse
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