Selenium: State of the Union
summary
Selenium 3 ships a beta at the conference and removes the old JavaScript Selenium Core is gone, keeping WebDriver as a drop-in replacement so existing WebDriver tests and Grid keep working. Legacy RC tests run via a new legacy package that emulates RC, but emulation is imperfect for complex JavaScript extensions so some tests need tweaks. The standalone server is reworked, browser vendors ship native drivers (Chrome, Marionette for Firefox, Safari, Edge), and work continues to finish the W3C WebDriver spec for Selenium 4.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:07History of Selenium
- 8:05Christmas
- 8:58Why Christmas
- 9:37Selenium Christmas
- 11:58Webdriver tests
- 13:01When to stop using Webdriver
- 15:27Selenium Core
- 19:59Tests
- 22:20Pictures
- 22:34Dependencies
- 26:57No Selenium Call
- 27:23Audience Participation
- 27:48Selenium Core is gone
- 28:37Selenium FAQ
- 31:27Selenium 3 Beta
- 31:43WebDriver
- 34:58Browser Drivers
- 36:54Apple Safari Driver
- 39:07Selenium for
- 41:28WebDriver Level 2
- 42:52Software Freedom Conservancy
- 44:41QA








