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thewaiter: wait for WebElement text. To equal, contain a String with variations.
Element text is something you will often check for when writing Selenium tests. Whether it equals a given String, or contains a given String. But you can extend your checks… Read more
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thewaiter: wait for an element to be displayed with Selenium
A very hot topic when testing with Selenium is how to wait for a WebElement to be displayed. I wrote about this some while back, and that post is one… Read more
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thewaiter: waiting for a URL in the browser to equal or contain a String, with Selenium
In some tests it is not enough to just wait for a page to fully load, but instead you need to make sure that the URL corresponding to that page… Read more
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thewaiter: clicking on an element by using waits with Selenium
One of the most common ways of interacting with a page displayed in a browser, in Selenium tests, is clicking on a WebElement. But many times, due to the timing… Read more
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thewaiter: opening a page and waiting for it to load with Selenium
In this post i will discuss the methods you can find in thewaiter library, for waiting for a page to load completely. I will show the methods you can use… Read more
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Introducing thewaiter. A WebDriverWait based library for writing reliable Selenium tests
During my talk at the recent SauceCon conference, i described how you can write reliable Selenium tests by using WebDriverWait based methods to wait for page events to take place.… Read more
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The tester and the code review
Code review, although very important and frequent in the software development world, is not as frequent in the automation testing world. Normally, it would be part of the whole process:… Read more
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Automated testing of translations by using property files
Whenever you need to write tests that check for a text in several languages, you don’t need to write one test for each language that you check for. Instead, you… Read more
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Write automated tests with repeatable results
Writing automated tests is no longer the biggest challenge in the testing community. Writing reliable automated tests is. So many times tests that were once written are sent to the… Read more
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