Talk Description
Like many power-tools, Selenium has a host of features that are designed to be used one way and end up being used another. In this technically focused talk, we'll cover the intended use and the observed abuse of some of these features. We'll cover everything from the proper way to wait, find and interact with elements, and even how to make your test runs fast and stable.
Takeaways:
- Better understanding of how Selenium works
- Knowledge on how the waiting strategies interact
- How to use the Actions APIs
- Extending Selenium to better support your testing
Simon Stewart
Software Engineer
Simon is the Selenium Project’s lead, the creator of WebDriver, and the co-editor of the W3C WebDriver specification. His career has lead him through ThoughtWorks, Google, and Facebook.
He speaks regularly at conferences, and lives in London with his family.
Sign in
to comment
Suggested Content
Create, run, and maintain web and mobile tests with no-code, AI-driven automation in the cloud
Explore MoT
RiskStorming; Artificial Intelligence is a strategy tool that helps your team to not only identify high value risks, but also set up a plan on how to deal
Ascend to leadership roles by mastering strategic skills in automation strategy creation, planning and execution
Debrief the week in Quality via a community radio show hosted by Simon Tomes and members of the community
