jfire.io
Selenium on Ruby - John Firebaugh
http://jfire.io/blog/2010/12/22/selenium-on-ruby
Open Source, Ruby, Rubinius, RubySpec, Rails. The state of Selenium on Ruby is a bit confusing. Among the top google results for “selenium ruby”. Are several links that are badly out of date, and it’s not clear which of the many gems. Are ones you would want to use. This post aims to clear up some of the confusion. Ruby has good support for both RC and WebDriver. The selenium-client. Provides bindings for the RC API, and the selenium-webdriver. Paved the way for Selenium on Ruby, but today it is obsolete...
dennmart.github.io
Website Screenshots - Take 1 (Using Selenium)
http://dennmart.github.io/2009/08/22/website-screenshots-take-1-using-selenium.html
Dennis Martinez - Development Blog. Website Screenshots - Take 1 (Using Selenium). Among many others). There's just a slight problem:. I don't want to rely on third-party services. I don't want to spend any cash on this. I don't want to use a free service which appends a watermark on the generated image. That means I'm stuck with rolling my own. I don't mind this, since I love doing these types of experiments (as time permits, of course). I was surprised when I read that the testing framework Selenium.
shaneduan.com
ShaneDuan.com - OpenSource
http://www.shaneduan.com/opensource.html
8220;Don’t Repeat Yourself”. During the course of a project, or between projects, I have found patterns that repeat themselves. Since I am the true believer of. I started collecting them, and created a project whenever I see that the benefit. The result are the following projects. Http:/ buildmaster.rubyforge.org. The project that can reduce the size of your project release script greatly. Also the project that can help build a HTML. Based web site easily, so that you can deploy them to ANY. These are th...