I’m certain they have the best of intentions and will not attempt to break the format, patent it, or split it into multiple incompatible varieties to confuse and muddy the marketplace while promoting their own new and improved version. And I’m certain that their implementation will be perfect and won’t do something completely stupid like [...]

First, the interesting news from the Browser Wars II front: Chrome overtakes Safari as the #3 browser after Internet Explorer and Firefox. Pretty impressive given that it only hit public beta in September 2008. Of course, they are both WebKit browsers, so it’s a net win for standards compliance and open standards, regardless of whether [...]

For my new job, one of the things I’ve had to ramp up on is XPath. Once you bend your head around the syntax, it can be pretty darn powerful. But it’s a chore to test a given XPath when you have to write it into your Selenium test, run it to get your dynamic [...]

No posts for a month? What’s the deal? Long story short, I am now gainfully employed writing and executing browser-based regression tests for a company in Pittsburgh. I spent two weeks there for training & orientation and am now back home, telecommuting full-time. This plus the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays have kept me pretty busy. More [...]

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