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iPhone and iPad Selenium Testing with Webdriver

Since our last post announcing Mac OS X Selenium support, we now have added iPhone and iPad to the mix. You can now run your Selenium WebDriver ...

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Mac OS X Selenium testing. Webdriver and Selenium RC testing with Apple.

We will make a lot of people happy with this announcement: today we start providing our customers with Mac OS X testing on-demand. Next to testin...

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Samsung Galaxy Tab Testing with Selenium Webdriver

We are pleased to announce that we have added Samsung Galaxy Tab testing to our Selenium grid.

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Selenium Testing on Linux Ubuntu

We are pleased to announce we now support Linux (Ubuntu 11.10) on our Selenium grid.

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Website Monitoring and PageLoad Testing with Selenium

Next to running automated browser tests, Selenium and TestingBot can be used for other tasks like monitoring a website, or verifying that the pagel...

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Run your Selenium tests in parallel with PHPUnit

One of the advantages of running your Selenium tests on the TestingBot grid is that we scale depending on your needs. If you need to run 100 Sele...

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In this post you'll find a small tutorial on how to use Cucumber and Capybara to run Selenium tests on our Selenium grid. Cucumber is Aslak Helle...

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If you haven't heard of Behat yet, it's a BDD framework which runs on PHP written by Konstantin Kudryashov. Behat is similar to Cucumber for Ruby, ...

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Selenium cloud testing with Jenkins

Jenkins (formerly known as Hudson) is an open-sourced continuous integration (CI) system built in Java. With Jenkins you are able to run your Selen...

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