After 9 years at Sauce Labs, I’m reflecting on what I’ve accomplished and what’s next.

While I determine the right fit for my next role, I’m going to focus on getting Selenium 5 released.

I also have limited availability for consulting/training:

I gave this talk at the Testμ conference a couple weeks ago

Transitive Testing is a term I coined back in 2015 about how to leverage APIs to improve DOM to Database test performance, while maintaining confidence in the accuracy of results

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#selenium #D2D

Selenium 4.12 was recently released with a few interesting updates

Check out this Test Automation Experience video where Jim Evans, Nikolay Advolodkin, Boni Garcia and I discuss what's new, and answer questions about what to expect going forward.

Want to see what Selenium (Java) is doing under the hood?

An improved Selenium Logger now with driver support (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari & IE)

SeleniumLogger.enable();
ChromeDriverLogger.enable();

Change level, output, filters, formats & more!

https://github.com/titusfortner/selenium-logger

Selenium 4.11 might be the most important release we've done in years

Selenium's driver management finally surpasses other solutions:
* uses Options class for browserVersion, proxy & binary
* looks in PATH
* logging & errors
* manages Chrome downloads!

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Our flight was canceled last week, but the trip to Portland for Teddy to see the grandparents is happening on a 5 day delay. The whole family got the first class upgrade, so we're traveling in style!

I recorded myself implementing a new #Selenium #Ruby feature. Probably not that interesting to most people, but I had fun with it, so I will probably do some more similar things in the future.

Pro tip: watch on 2x speed so I look smarter than I am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rL6Dtoo8As