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Last changed Feb 23, 2010 09:04 by Luiz Ribeiro
Labels: confluence

Recently we have been doing quite a lot of hardcore customizations on Atlassian's Confluence.
Often we find ourselves in a situation where we would like to have more control over the application's default behaviour. Confluence allows us to override some of the velocity files, or extend the default actions into our own custom actions, but some times these don't seem to be enough. …

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Posted at Feb 22, 2010 by Luiz Ribeiro | 0 comments
Last changed Feb 23, 2010 09:04 by Luiz Ribeiro
Labels: testing, webdriver

WebDriver is a new framework by Google for writing web automated tests. It is being merged with Selenium by OpenQA into Selenium 2.0, but as of Feb 19th, 2010, it is already available at http://code.google.com/p/selenium/ while the development is still in progress. Some of the advantages of WebDriver are a better and object-oriented API, use of browser-specific mechanisms to execute the tests and better support for advanced cases like drag and drop and dealing with pop-ups or multiple windows. …

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Posted at Feb 19, 2010 by Luiz Ribeiro | 5 comments
Last changed Feb 18, 2010 13:18 by Dea Oja

AS Aqris Software's training program 2009, as supported by the EAS knowledge and skills development program and co-funded by the European social fund, enabled 12 employees to advance their professional career and development.

Participated trainings and conferences:

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Posted at Feb 18, 2010 by Dea Oja | 0 comments
Last changed Feb 23, 2010 10:40 by Oliver Wihler
Labels: pancake, party, aqris, kitchen

What is this? ... (and Why???)*5

networking and all-you-can-eat pancakes and free coffee

because we love pancakes and early mornings!

What if we run out of eggs?

Please RSVP to either

When Friday, February 19, 2010
Time 7:15am - 9:00am
Where Aqris kitchen
Toompuiestee 35, …

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Posted at Feb 16, 2010 by Oliver Wihler | 2 comments
Last changed Feb 23, 2010 09:03 by Luiz Ribeiro
Labels: testing, patterns

Writing and maintaining automated functional tests for web applications has always been a very complicated issue for us. We are usually between using Selenium or Canoo WebTest but regardless of the choice we seemed to always have to spend a lot of time fixing broken funcional tests and having trouble running them on continuous integration tools such as Cruise Control. Plus writing the tests itself was usually a very dull activity with all those xpaths and problems with Ajax calls, timers, etc. …

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Posted at Feb 05, 2010 by Luiz Ribeiro | 3 comments
Last changed Jan 19, 2010 14:58 by Luiz Ribeiro

Spock is a testing framework based on the Groovy language but can also be used for regular Java projects. It is based on JUnit so running the test cases is as easy as running any regular JUnit tests, be it from an IDE or continuous integration servers. The framework aims to allow developers and testers to write specifications that are easily read and, ideally, may serve as documentation for actual code. …

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Posted at Jan 19, 2010 by Luiz Ribeiro | 3 comments
Last changed Feb 11, 2010 09:48 by Mart Toom
Labels: testing, tester, job

We believe in Estonian economy growth, we want to be on par with increasing demand of great people and wonderful services we can provide.
Therefore Aqris is looking for additional testers into its professional team.
Check out from Career page or go directly to Job AD.

Posted at Jan 11, 2010 by Mart Toom | 1 comment
Last changed Jan 05, 2010 10:31 by Ürgo Ringo
Labels: testing, testautomation, uitesting, grails, javascript

I recently found this interesting article about UI test automation. I agree with most points mentioned there.

By definition the only thing that cannot be tested any other way than via UI is the UI itself - in a typical web application this means mainly JavaScript. However the good thing with JavaScript is that usually there are not many dependencies between different pages. …

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Posted at Jan 05, 2010 by Ürgo Ringo | 3 comments
Last changed Dec 18, 2009 08:23 by Ürgo Ringo
Labels: groovy, design, refactoring, ddd, domainmodel

In general design decisions are driven by either implementation problems or desire to improve readability. Interestingly I have found that for me the latter often drives refactorings inside existing classes but rarely creation of new classes. However creating new class to make important domain constraints or business rules explicit can be much more expressive than just introducing some new local variable or method. …

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Posted at Dec 18, 2009 by Ürgo Ringo | 0 comments
Last changed Nov 17, 2009 08:53 by Sven Filatov
Labels: android, mobiil-id

The thing that I seriously missed since I started to use Android Dev Phone 1 was Estonian Mobiil-ID. So in order to visit internet bank I had to use my ID-card again. And as I haven't bothered to set ID-card software up to my Gentoo box, I could only use bank services in Windows.

Android [cupcake roadmap|http://source.android. …

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Posted at Nov 17, 2009 by Sven Filatov | 7 comments

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