Did you know PowerShell can use Selenium?
This is sort-of a place-holder for a full-length post that I really ought to write about driving web testing from PowerShell using Selenium. I actually have a little module around for doing that with WaTiN, but honestly the Selenium project seems to be a lot more active, and has quite a bit of muscle behind [...]
Arrange – Act – Assert: Intuitive Testing
Today I have a new module to introduce you to. It’s a relatively simple module for testing, and you can pick it up in short order and start testing your scripts, modules, and even compiled .Net code. If you put it together with WASP you can pretty much test anything The basis for the module [...]
Using PowerShell and WatiN (PowerWatin?)
This is an update to a previous article. Someone asked (on Twitter) about using WatiN from PowerShell, and pointed to this old post by Scott Hanselman saying he was having the same problems … so I wrote this to help them out: WatiN requires -STA mode Note: WatiN requires Single Threaded Apartment mode, so you [...]