27Feb
If you ever tried testing a URL on a different domain, protocol or port, you have most likely seen some error in the browser console. The error is a...
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28Jan
2015 has just started and new features are already making their way into the Siesta code base. In the newly released 2.1.1 version of Siesta, we now support taking...
31Dec
Effective immediately, Siesta Standard is no longer generally available as a single developer license. We now offer Siesta licenses in these sizes only: * 5-pack ($2,450) * 10-pack ($4,600)...
27Nov
Sandboxing – what is it exactly..? Every since the first Siesta release, tests have always been executed in their own iframes – “sandboxed”. This feature of Siesta assures that...
27May
Over the past few weeks we have received a number of questions from Siesta users wondering about Siesta supporting Ext JS 5. Since Siesta is a generic JS tool,...
27Feb
One great aspect of Siesta is its extensibility. It’s designed from the core to be customizable and overridable by anyone using it. After you have written a few tests,...
22Jan
In my previous post, I provided some theory on how the cost of fixing a bug increases as it spreads across different environments inside and outside your organisation. Bugs...
16Jan
This is the first blog post in a series of posts about our quality assurance process for our JavaScript products. For us, Quality Assurance involves dealing with bugs, handling...
02Dec
As we’re getting closer to releasing the event recorder feature, we have prepared the following Getting Started guide to show you how to use the it. What is the...