In August 2018, Stimon Stewart’s announcement about release of Selenium 4 caught the attention of the entire automation industry. Selenium is a portable framework to automate web application testing across various browsers and platforms. It is a widely popular tool used by several product and services organizations in their test automation efforts.
Open source has revolutionized the way software is developed, tested and used amongst the user base and has built a positively re-assuring community in how we collaborate and deliver. While all of this has been a remote working culture for me, it was very encouraging to have recently been a part of the Selenium Test Automation conference in Bangalore. I have been to several conferences thus far, and while some continue to be very well thought through and professionally run, the Selenium Test Automation conference in itself was a differently welcoming experience for me. The overall proposal submission and selection process was very transparent and collaborative. I was there to speak on a non-technical but important topic for software testers on test prioritization – my recording from the session is available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZpE-W6yNK4
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