Just as watermelon is 93% water based:
WatirMelon is a 93% Watir based blog.
WatirMelon is written and maintained by me: Alister (Al) Scott.
I work in software development in Brisbane, Australia.
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All the examples here will be based upon the Depot Ruby on Rails application from the Agile Rails Book (via Bret Pettichord).
This is because you can easily download this application and run it locally to try out any of the ideas.
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November 5, 2009 at 9:04 am |
Hi Alister
I want to reach out to you because of a recent integration I did with Watir and dynaTrace AJAX Edition. If you have some time – please check out the blog that I wrote about it – http://blog.dynatrace.com/2009/11/04/5-steps-to-automate-browser-performance-analysis-with-watir-and-dynatrace-ajax-edition/
I think there is lots of potential to extend the automation capabilities of tools like Watir with Automated Performance Analysis.
Let me know your thoughts about this
Cheers
Andi