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Yeah guys, I finally took courage to get my own domain and setup a new blog there . I’d like to thank a lot Michael Rumminer for the opportunity to host my blog here! It was a really good way to get my thoughts organized and express myself! Thanks man!…(read more)

Introduction I know it has been a while since I wrote anything and I can come up with a number of good excuses as to why: New job at globo.com. Learning A LOT and working hard to improve our current development ecosystem. Pyccuracy and Skink maturing….(read more)

Dear reader, if you don’t understand this post that’s alright. This post is in portuguese and aimed at Brazilians. Please disregard if you don’t fit in those categories. Caros leitores Brasileiros, Você quer trabalhar com o melhor que a tecnologia pode…(read more)

Grape release of Pynq is out! You can grab it in the usual places ( Installing Pynq ) . I’ll go over all the details of this new release, but first I’d like to introduce the HOTTEST feature of this new release: DOCUMENTATION ! Pynq now has comprehensive…(read more)

Introduction Wow, that’s a big title. In approximately 2 months of python coding I already collected 5 projects to manage and nurture. Pyccuracy – The first one, a port of Stormwind Accuracy for .Net – a BDD Acceptance Testing framework. PyoC – A port…(read more)

What’s more natural than speaking? This is why Pyccuracy will now support audio BDD Acceptance Testing. From version 0.5.0 onwards, you’ll be able to just shout your tests at the test engine. Just Shout it Whenever you need a test done, use your voice…(read more)

How many open source tools you use? Cool, now of how many of those you actually know who’s behind them. By knowing I mean a face, a name and some bio on the person. I expect the answer to be just a few or none, right? Pyccuracy sets the example Well you…(read more)

After a lot of hardwork by the team , the new release is out! Go ahead, try it, find what you don’t like and tell us. Release Notes for 0.2, 0.3 and 0.4 (it’s worth mentioning that the docs for all of them are in www.pyccuracy.org as well): Release Notes…(read more)

I just spent a whole day trying to figure out how to define if a given element (defined using an xpath) is an enabled (i.e. not disabled) element in “Selenese”, using Python bindings. Finally cracked it: def is_element_enabled(self, element): script =…(read more)

Pyccuracy 0.2dev-r934 has been released. It has been a lot of work, but it’s done! Release Notes - Pyccuracy - Version 0.2 Bug [ PYCCURACY-91 ] - Running tests in linux was killing the wrong process (selenium) Improvement [ PYCCURACY-90 ] - Remove all…(read more)