Dear lazyweb,
does anyone know of any comparisons of DART with buildbot?
thanks!
--titus
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Posted by Grig Gheorghiu on 2007-02-02 at 17:36.
Never heard of DART, but I used something called STAF/STAX in the past, and I had to struggle with tests defined in XML syntax …read more
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Over the last few days, I put a bunch of time into my ongoing refit of Cartwheel.
Cartwheel is a sizeable toolkit for doing bioinformatic sequence analysis; it's got a Web interface, a batching and queuing system built on PostgreSQL, and a client library for manipulating things over XML-RPC. So …
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I spent the better part of today refitting Cartwheel for testing. Cartwheel is a bioinformatics framework that is used by a few hundred people; it's mostly a database-backed Web site, with a compute server queueing system tacked on.
Cartwheel is one of the two sites that got me interested in …
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A few weeks back I asked for help locating links to a tire swing diagram.
And... a bunch of people responded! Here are four links to four different versions:
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While in Lansing, Michigan last week, I used the MichiPUG meeting as an excuse to visit Ann Arbor. (Ann Arbor is nice!) I presented twill, scotch, and wsgi_intercept. I also met Kevin Dangoor and Jason Pellerin, people that I'd previously only known online.
It was especially gratifying to be explicitly …
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Grig and the agile-testing list both sent me some interesting testing links today.
foo gui writes in Integrating Selenium IDE/RC and FitNesse about a neat trick where UI tests can be run via Selenium from FitNesse. (The subtitle is "Automated Web Testing Bliss" ;)
Jeremy Miller discusses …
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Apparently the Perl community is crying out for testing tools on par with other languages. That's cool. I think it'd be neater if I could figure out what TAPx::Parser did, though.
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Posted by Ovid on 2007-01-26 at 18:06.
Basically, it cleanly separates the parsing, interpreting, and …read more
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