Using Windmill
Using Windmill Intro
- Brief History
- Project Goals
- Project State
- Talk Agenda
Installation
- Supported Platforms
- Requirements
- Easiest method of installation
- Developing and contributing
Windmill IDE
- Supported Browsers
- Controller API
- Tools (DOM Explorer, Firebug, Firebug Lite)
- Building, recording and editing tests (Assertion Explorer)
- Playing and debugging tests in the IDE
- Generating and saving test files
- Results and performance output
Windmill Service
- Python Tests
- JavaScript Tests
- Running and debugging your tests from the command line
- Test dependencies and hierarchy
- The shell environment
Continuous Integration
- Features
- Setup/Teardown
- Reporting
Q & A (Remaining Time)
People planning to attend this session also want to see:
Adam Christian
Slide Inc.
Adam is a JavaScript developer doing test automation and Ajax UI development. He is the co-creator of Windmill and various other open source projects, including Mozmill (the XUL test automation project).
His personal blog is at www.adamchristian.com. He is currently employed by Slide Inc.
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Couldn’t see detail in the demos - font size too small - so it was hard to tell what was actually happening. Interesting teaser, a little short on meat.