Monthly Archives: February 2011

Tip for running GWT UI tests in CI, or “How to be ignorant without the bliss”

Posted on February 27, 2011 by Kyle Baley

Executive Summary: Wherein the cunning, dapper, and incredibly well-shod hillbilly adeptly and skillfully solves one of the enduring and endearing mysteries of the universe: Why the &*%$ does the first cucumber scenario in the CI build for our GWT app … Continue reading →

Posted in Continuous Integration, Google App Engine, GWT, TeamCity, Uncategorized | Leave a comment

Thinking about the user, or “How to consider the experience”

Posted on February 19, 2011 by Kyle Baley

Over at my day, evening, and night job, I just posted something on simplicity. The audience for that blog is such that I don’t really like to go into as much detail as I normally do. Lucky for me, I … Continue reading →

Posted in BookedIN, User Interface | 9 Comments

Running cucumber tests against GWT/AppEngine in TeamCity, or “How to CI with UI”

Posted on February 10, 2011 by Kyle Baley

Executive summary: Setting up automated UI tests for an GWT/AppEngine application using TeamCity for CI and Cucumber for the tests. Settle in folks. I’ma feelin’ verbose… Sometimes this “best tool for the job” schtick is a royal pain in the … Continue reading →

Posted in BDD, BookedIN, Continuous Integration, Google App Engine, GWT, Java, TeamCity | 2 Comments

A reason to UI test, or “How to fill in the gaps”

Posted on February 3, 2011 by Kyle Baley

Dja miss me? Of course not. You’re reading this in an RSS reader and if I hadn’t asked the question, you wouldn’t have noticed I was gone. If you’re like me, you’re scanning through until you can find any reason … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | 7 Comments