Matthew Casperson
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Viewing JUnit XML Files Locally
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to view the contents of a JUnit XML file locally and read its contents in the form of a table, such as for Iridium tests. → Read More
Should You Test Against PhantomJS?
A discussion of whether PhantomJS still meets the needs of web developers looking for ways to conduct end-to-end, headless browser testing for their web apps. → Read More
Deploying to WildFly From Octopus Deploy
In this post we'll use the tool Octopus deploy in order to deploy a WAR file to WildFly, an application server authored by JBoss, which will then run that file. → Read More
Make Waterfall Great Again
You may have heard of this new management strategy by its street name of Waterfragile or Scrummerfall. Whatever you call it, there's only one way to describe it: winning. → Read More
JMX Over the Web With Jolokia and Hawtio
Jolokia and Hawtio gives Java developers a powerful way to monitor and manage their Java applications over the web. → Read More
It's Time for Forums to Die
Matthew Casperson believes that it is time to accept that, for developer-related issues, the QA format so zealously promoted by StackOverflow has won. → Read More
Why You May Not Need (or Even Want) to Use Page Objects With Your Webdriver Tests
Do you really need to incur the overheads of writing and maintaining page objects? → Read More
Dead Link Checking With Iridium
With just a few simple steps, you can check for dead links in any web page as part of an automated test. → Read More
Signing Java Code With Certum Open Source Certificates
Signing your code is probably not as easy as you think. This article shows you what is actually takes to sign your open source binaries. → Read More
Verifying Page Content and Styles With Iridium
When simulating user behavior is not enough, Iridium provides you with the ability to verify the contents and style of your web applications. → Read More
An Introduction to Iridium, an Open Source Selenium and Cucumber Testing Tool
Learn how to write and execute plain english test scripts that validate your web applications using Iridium open source testing tool. → Read More
Making Code Readable With Optional
See how you can take advantage of the Optional class to improve the readability of your code. → Read More
Selecting an Open Source License for Your Project
Selecting an open source license is not actually as easy as you might think. This article provides links to some valuable resources for anyone faced with choosing from the sea of open source licenses currently available. → Read More
Where to Begin in This AI Revolution
How does your average developer take advantage of this AI revolution? Machine learning, data preparation, and the value of AI. → Read More
To Scala or Not to Scala? That Is the Question
Is Scala worth the trouble? One developer looks at the pros and cons of investing in Scala. → Read More
Tickets Are Not the Glue That Holds a DevOps Team Together
Do you claim to be doing DevOps while still communicating primarily via tickets? Then you are doing DevOps wrong. → Read More
Testing EJBs with Swarm and Arquillian
Learn how to write standard unit tests against EJBs using Arquillian and WildFly Swarm. → Read More
Can You Do Serious Microservices Without a PaaS?
Don't be so quick to dump your app servers for the new microservice hotness. → Read More
If It's Blue, Let It Through – Opera Raises the Bar on Internet Security
As more and more aspects of our daily lives intersect with the internet, it is important to be aware of just how easily your actions can be tracked, recorded, and potentially used against you... all reasons why I'm excited about the integration of a VPN service with Opera. → Read More
Why Does Logging Hours Feel So Offensive?
Is logging hours just a fact of modern life, or is it an archaic ritual that does more harm than good? → Read More