January 18, 2012 6:30 PM - 140 attended
Web Performance Testing and Continuous Integration @Mozilla (Jan 2012)
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David Burns (@AutomatedTester) is a Test Lead Developer working in the Automation Services team at Mozilla. He is a Selenium Core Committer and has been using the product for many years so knows all the nuances and issues that go with Selenium. David has also spoken at a number of conferences including the Google Test Automation Conference.
In this talk he will describe how you can use tools like Selenium, Firebug, Firefox and HAR to measure web page performance during your continuous integration process. You can read more about David over on his blog and check out his Github repository too (https://github.com/AutomatedTester/Automate...). You can even buy his Selenium book here https://www.packtpub.com/selenium-10-testin...!
6:30 - Registration & networking
07:00 - “Web Performance Testing and Continuous Integration @Mozilla” David's presentation plus Q&A
08:15 – 10:30pm – post-presentation networking with beer & wine courtesy of Dyn.com
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Stephen Thair
That's odd. I updated the venue yesterday. It's near King's Cross. The London Canal Museum http://www.canalmuseum.org.uk/venue/location.htm
Posted January 17 at 12:13 PM
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Mike AstleCTO @LokuThe presentation itself was long on narrative and history and short on techincal detail.
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Luke EdwardsFront-End Dev @LBiI appreciate the effort that goes into a presentation but I didn't learn anything - The talk lacked any real detail.
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Oli ZillaThe take home was that we can run Selenium tests through BrowserMob Proxy and start gathering useful performance metrics in the browser agnostic HAR format. Interesting talk, a chunk shorter than expected, but that's no bad thing, and Stephen kept things moving with some useful questions.Checked-in
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Nick HolmesFixes issues!good talk, good location. would have preferred the talk to have started slightly earlier.
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VivekPHP DevDavid was good in his subject and had spoken in length. He spoke about a few exciting tools however it would have been even great if he had them in his slides especially if we hadn't used them, tough to recollect it later perhaps the issue could be my own memory :)
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