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When you are developing and/or testing a web app on iOS, having the ability to inspect and understand what is happening in the browser is incredibly useful. For just this reason Mobile Safari can use the same developer tools that are built into Safari …
by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
It’s easier to write about tooling than it is to write about the decisions we took and models we made prior to choosing it. (The same is true for talking about tooling). I can write about a specific test I designed with WebDriverIO far easier than I ca…
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Installing on Windows 7/10: The following are the best ways to install ChromeDriver on Windows so you can run Selenium: The easiest way to install ChromeDriver is to use a package manager such as Chocolatey. You should really have a package manager if …
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I don’t imagine doing a Five for Friday often (this is in fact the first time I’ve done one) but it seems like a good format for a few important things happening this month: February 21st at 11am, I’m hosting Brent Jensen for an AST w…
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