An introduction to the basics of the DOM and formulating CSS selectors in your browser's developer console in order to target specific elements for the purpose of browser automation.

Continued discussion on the basics of the DOM and formulating CSS selectors in your browser's developer console in order to target specific elements for the purpose of browser automation. Here we'll dive into the CSS syntax in more detail.

Getting starting formulating XPath selectors and discussing how this syntax compares to CSS.

Ghost Inspector - Automated Testing, Made Easy.

Chrome and Firefox now fully support a “headless” mode to help facilitate and speed up end-to-end testing, with other browsers potentially following suit. But what are headless browsers, exactly? What are the benefits? And how can they help to scale our testing efforts?

Ghost Inspector has the ability to export Selenium files in the same Selenium 1 (HTML) format that it imports, as well as Selenium 2 (JSON) format. You can export a single test as a .html or .json file, or an entire suite of tests in a .zip archive. This can be done through both our API and our application.

Data-driven testing allows you to supply a set of inputs and verifiable outputs to be used within a test to quickly and easily ensure that your application performs as expected with a range of data. Ghost Inspector has a built-in option for data-driven testing that allows you to upload a CSV spreadsheet file with rows of values corresponding to variables in your test(s).

Ghost Inspector is an automated UI testing and monitoring service. It allows you to build or record browser tests that check specific functionality in your website or application and will alert you when things break.