Travis Tidwell

[...] to this domination. Much of this recognition should be directed toward the fantastic work of Tom Wu of Standford. It was his work with the JSBN library that really opened peoples eyes to the [...]

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[...] Today I gave a presentation over Automating and Testing Drupal with Zombie.js at the Drupal Dallas Days Conference. I had a blast putting this presentation [...]

[...] Today I gave a presentation over Automating and Testing Drupal with Zombie.js at the Drupal Dallas Days Conference. I had a blast putting this presentation [...]

[...] When I gave my presentation yesterday regarding Automating and Testing Drupal with Zombie.js, I also introduced a new project that I created which makes it super simple to [...]

[...] Node.js for building tests and automation, your options are pretty slim when picking your headless browser. While Zombie.js is a decent browser, it uses JSDOM for its layout engine, whereas most of [...]

[...] simple to automate anything within the Drupal UI using Zombie.js (which is a completely headless browser implemented in Node.js). This project is called drupal.go.js and I am very excited about it. [...]

[...] .js… a lightweight, insanely fast, headless browser for testing and automation within a single Node.js package. No browser required. You have just been bitten. The Infection Installation is simple. [...]

[...] I am very excited about it. Here are the details about this project… Introduction This node.js package provides an easy way to automate and test Drupal using the Zombie.js framework. It [...]

[...] ; a lightweight, insanely fast, headless browser for testing and automation within a single Node.js package. No browser required. You have just been bitten. The Infection Installation is simple. [...]

[...] excited about it. Here are the details about this project… Introduction This node.js package provides an easy way to automate and test Drupal using the Zombie.js framework. It [...]

[...] bite… Let’s say you need to automate something repetitive that you always do within the Drupal UI. Or, maybe you would like to write automated tests for Drupal, but do not want to mess [...]

[...] a new project that I created which makes it super simple to automate anything within the Drupal UI using Zombie.js (which is a completely headless browser implemented in Node.js). This project is [...]

[...] ; Let’s say you need to automate something repetitive that you always do within the Drupal UI. Or, maybe you would like to write automated tests for Drupal, but do not want to mess [...]

[...] a new project that I created which makes it super simple to automate anything within the Drupal UI using Zombie.js (which is a completely headless browser implemented in Node.js). This project is [...]

[...] that a good coder listens to music while they code. For that reason, I am releasing my Coder Soundtrack volume 2 which is the latest of the music that I am listing to while I code. I hope you enjoy& [...]

It has been a while since I released my last Coder Soundtrack, and due to such a great response from the previous soundtrack, I have decided to bring [...]

Listening to this makes software fly from my fingertips. Enjoy. [...]

[...] within a configuration file in *.json form. This file contains your configurations for your Drupal installation as well as other configurations that you would like to include in your automation and [...]

[...] within a configuration file in *.json form. This file contains your configurations for your Drupal installation as well as other configurations that you would like to include in your automation and [...]

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I am a firm believer that JavaScript will eventually be the ubiquitous coding language of the future. Although there are many objections to this state [...]

[...] uses Zombie.js for its core browser, you can pass along any Zombie.js command from it’s Zombie.js API to the drupal.go command like so… This function returns a Promise to be used with the popular [...]

[...] is why I built a library which leverages the Node-Phantom library, but brings in the Zombie.js API for ease of use. This library is called Zombie Phantom and I hope you enjoy it. Also, [...]