Background Whenever I mention hackathons, the usual response is “Is that where you hack into websites?”. In short, no, not usually. In the 1960s at MIT, a hacker was a tinkerer, first with model railroads and later with computers. Thus … Continue reading →

The Android WebDriver docs imply that you need the Android SDK and a USB connection to run Selenium tests on an Android device. This is not the case. You can run the WebDriver APK and connect via Wi-Fi. On your … Continue reading →

I use Selenium (via the Python bindings) for automated browser testing. My current project needs to run as fast as possible, so I compared the executions speed of a small test script in various browsers, both directly via WebDriver and … Continue reading →