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  • Productivity Debugging Release

    Announcing Fiddler 2.4.3 Beta

    Yesterday, an updated Fiddler Beta was released, targeting .NET2 or .NET4. This update contains the usual set of bug fixes as well as a number of small features that I hope you’ll find useful.
    May 27, 2021 4 min read
  • Productivity

    Lifesaving Tips for Developers

    Read Chris Eargle’s list of lifesaving tricks and tips for developers which may help you avoid losing your job or your project.
    January 23, 2024 3 min read
  • Productivity Testing

    Five in Five: Some of My Favorite Things about Test Studio

    [Updated: Fixed a pasting error] Earlier today I posted up a video on Telerik TV: Five in Five. It’s five things I love about Test Studio in five minutes. (Well, the video is 5:54 long, so it’s not quite six minutes which means it’s still five minutes. Mostly.) My five favorite things about Test Studio are: The Element Repository. Centralized, managed handling of element locators? Sign me up. This is perhaps my most favorite part of Test Studio. Flexible find logic. Yes, you can write various Xpath selectors in WebDriver, Watir, or other tools, but Test Studio’s chained find ...
    May 27, 2021 2 min read
  • Productivity Debugging Release

    Announcing Fiddler 2.4.3 Beta

    Yesterday, an updated Fiddler Beta was released, targeting .NET2 or .NET4. This update contains the usual set of bug fixes as well as a number of small features that I hope you’ll find useful. Column Customization Fiddler has always permitted you to customize the set of displayed columns to show information you’re interested in directly inside the Web Sessions list. However, adding new columns isn’t as easy as it could be, and this Beta includes the first steps toward simplifying this process. Simply right-click on the column headers and choose Customize columns… A simple popup will open to allow you ...
    May 27, 2021 5 min read
  • Productivity Testing

    Creating Test Case Documentation via Test Studio’s Storyboards

    How much time to you spend documenting your test cases? Most of the time it’s “too much!” Test Studio’s Storyboard export feature can get you a great start on documentation with the click of a button. Test Studio captures storyboards as you record your test, giving you a visual walkthrough of what your test is doing in a series of frames, one per test step. Each frame shows the exact state of the UI after that step is completed: Navigation, coded steps, and other non-visual steps are represented with a plain frame and a generic description of the action: Storyboards ...
    May 27, 2021 2 min read