Citrix Meetups > Silicon Valley Citrix Professionals Group We’re looking forward to starting off the year looking to get the most out of our existing storage investments with some candid conversations and best practices discussions. We’ll have a number of experts in this area including v[...]
Archive for December, 2008
Document Object Model(DOM) and QTP – A complete guide.
What is Document object Model? Wikipedia defines Document Object Model(DOM) as: A platform- and language-independent standard object model for representing HTML or XML and related formats. For QTP’s sake, I would redefine it to make it simpler. DOM is a method for QTP engineers to access the [...]
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For Beginners in Software Testing
I come across a lot of questions where freshers to software testing want a hands-on project to work with. Most of them are in a kind of catch-22 situation. Without experience no one gives them a software testing job (project) and without job they can’t get experience. Enter uTest. It is a mar[...]
Web Spider Creation with scRUBYt! – Part II
Continuing on from the previous post, Web Spidering and Data Extraction with scRUBYt!, this article will help you delve a little deeper with the scRUBYt! scraping framework both in terms of your understanding of how to use it… and actually delving deeper in your crawl to more pages. A quick re[...]
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Web Spidering and Data Extraction with scRUBYt!
Some of you may be aware that I work on (time permitting) the scRUBYt! project with Peter Szinek. Hopefully some of you have actually found an excuse to use the tool, I know there are quite a few hundred other satisfied users out there. Well Peter has been furiously working away on polishing up the [...]
Custom Starting Templates for Rails Apps
Okay, so I’ve been a little slow on the uptake on this one. But for anybody else that missed it, you can now define your own standard setup for a rails app. (And kudos to Peter Szinek, who I work with on the leading ruby web spider/data scraping library, for the heads up on this [...][...]





