WTF Slides!

[Patrick Lightbody]

All -
It was nice to see most of you in person tonight. As promised I'm
providing a link to my (draft) slides for tomorrow's 5PM session. My
plan is to cut it down significantly (it's a 15 minute session) and to
really focus on awareness and recruitment for our effort.

If anyone has diagrams or key points they want to highlight, let me
know. I'd also like to reference the names and companies of all the
interested parties, but if you'd prefer not to be mentioned let me
know and I'll be sure to skip you.

http://groups.google.com/group/web-testing-framework/web/Presentation.pdf

Patrick

[Eddie Jaoude]

Hope you all had fun - so jealous.

 

Thanks for the slides, but most of them appear blank to me, anyone else having this issue? (or just me)

[Honza (Jan Odvarko)]

On 23 čvn, 09:35, Eddie Jaoude <ed...@jaoudestudios.com> wrote:
> Hope you all had fun - so jealous.

yeah, me too

> Thanks for the slides, but most of them appear blank to me, anyone else having
> this issue? (or just me)

It works for me.

Great slides, hope I can attend Velocity next year!

Honza

[Rachitsky, Lenny]

One goal I'd love to see as part of this (its mostly in there already) is a more official standard for interoperable scripting of transactions. Today there is a big problem for companies getting locked in with proprietary scripts, and adopting these standards would give monitoring companies a competitive edge (imho). Selenium seems like the obvious choice but it could maybe include bare minimum directives (e.g. Search string) that can apply to any automation framework.