How Mozilla Uses Selenium

Survey Results from London Selenium Users

Before holding the second London Selenium Users meetup we asked several questions of the Selenium users in London:

1. What is your level of experience with Selenium?
2. What do you want to know about Selenium 2?
3. What language would you like to see Selenium 2 demos in?

Below are the slides that I didn’t get time to show at the event.

In case you can’t see the slides above, the results are repeated below:

What is your level of experience with Selenium?

1. Beginner: 44%
2. Intermediate: 46%
3. Advanced: 10%

What do you want to know about Selenium 2?

1. New Features: 50%
2. Migration: 20%
3. Everything: 20%
4. Grid: 10%

What language would you like to see Selenium 2 demos in?

1. Java: 55%
2. .NET: 26%
3. Python: 10%
4. Ruby: 3%
5. JavaScript: 3%
6. PHP: 3%

Selenium 2 User Interactions API

Here are the slides from Eran Messeri’s talk on the advanced user interactions API that he’s currently working on for Selenium 2.

What does Selenium 2 mean to the average QA?

The slides and demos from David Burns’ talk at the second London Selenium Users meetup are now available on his blog.

From IDE to Selenium 2

Here are the slides from my ‘From IDE to Selenium 2′ talk that I gave at the second London Selenium Users meetup. Slides from the other talks to follow.

Full project containing Selenium IDE test script, Selenium 2 Java TestNG tests (including dependancies), and slides available in this public Subversion repository.