A few years ago, a good friend of mine installed a small photovoltaic system on his roof. I’m very exited about installing some solar panels on a roof and start…

In the last posts we set up our infrastructure to be able to aquire Browsers that run on a remote host and we created a selenium Grid infrastructure that is…

This expands on the idea in the first part of this blog series. We will still be working NIH style here – this time to improve the visuals, user-interface and…

Not being a pure Developer but more of a DevOp brings all sorts of interesting problems. When you not only sell software but are also included in the whole life-cycle…

some time ago Aljona showed how to monitor and manage your java application with jmx I’m going to show, how you can make use of JMX from the viewpoint of…

After showing you how to request a remote browser from a Selenium Grid in the last part its time to put some effort in getting the grid running smoothly. Also,…

In the first part of the series I gave some reasons why to do acceptance testing (or webtests) as well as a rough overview how we do it at synyx.…

Overview – Why and how we do web-testing In my team at synyx we wrote a lot of tests in 2012. Most of the tests were unit-tests (as a consequence…

We had a case in an internal app, where on Phones only the Portrait mode should be possible and on Tablets only the Landscape mode. So I googled a bit…