09Jul
Testing large web applications can be tricky sometimes. With advanced user interfaces containing animations, expanding and collapsing sections and load masks, there are many things that can make a...
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08Apr
SenchaCon just started, and what better way to kick it off than to announce the 3.0 release of Siesta. This release contains a wide range of new features as...
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...
16Sep
In our previous post, we showed the new support for running tests in the cloud. We have now extended our API to also include support for the superb Sauce...
18Jun
The more tests we write, the more free time we have to improve the quality of our software. Without tests, it’s easy to end up constantly chasing the same...
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,...
14May
Today we’re excited to share our new public TeamCity portal with you. This portal helps us monitor the quality of our growing JavaScript code base (currently features 6 pure...
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...