A Smattering of Selenium #43

• The big thing in the new last week was ColdFusion. Yes, ColdFusion. I was amazed how much mention it got on Twitter.
  • Introducing CFSelenium – A Native ColdFusion Client Library for Selenium-RC
  • Export Selenium-IDE Scripts in CFSelenium (ColdFusion) Format
  • GitHub repo
  • CFSelenium and VirtualBox
• SeleniumCamp happened over the weekend and from the looks of things was a success. And had almost an even number of women as men — which is almost unheard of at these sorts of things. David Burns posted his thoughts on it and slide decks are starting to make it online now; search for #seleniumcamp for the ones I have missed.
  • BDD approach with Selenium RC
  • Flex Selenium RC
  • Testing RIA with Selenium
  • Selenium RC for QA Engineer
  • Selenium RC Python
  • Full Scale Automation Using Selenium
  • Story Testing Approach for Enterprise Applications using Selenium Framework
  • Selenium + Wiki = Executable Specification
  • DSL, Page Object and Selenium – a way to reliable functional tests
  • Selenium 2: The Future of Selenium is now!
  • more photos
• A cool trick to get coverage number if you are using IIS is shown in Code Coverage of ASP.NET Applications On IIS — so how does one do similar for other web stacks?
• Adding a [URL] attribute to the [Browser] attribute for xUnit.net is a post I’m having a hard time summarizing, but seems pretty cool.
• UI testing your EPiServer site with Selenium and SpecFlow is another how-to post.
• Amount of profanity in git commit messages per programming language is just fun.