Posts under ‘BrowserMob’

Here is a running list of all the bugs I’ve come across with IntelliJ IDEA 8 so far. Some of these may actually be thoughtful changes from the behavior in version 7, but they are annoying so I’m calling them bugs

Can no longer autocomplete lowercase for enums. For example, typing “TimeUnit.sec” [...]

A great article by Eric Karjaluoto on all the difficulties of a startup. Tons of great reasons to avoid doing a startup, but at the end of the day, this is what it all comes back to:

With all of that said, I have to emphasize that little of this really matters. If you’re [...]

I’m a huge fan of Balsamiq, which also is a self-described “Micro ISV“. One of the things they do well is communicate everything they are up to on their blog. Early on I decided I’d leave the official BrowserMob blog a bit more sparse so that it only had content that my customers cared about. [...]

I just posted on the BrowserMob blog my thoughts on how 2009 will turn out for the Selenium world. This is in addition to a new blog post on the Selenium blog about our short term plans to get a 1.0 release out.
Please take a look and let us know what you think.

As I tweeted yesterday, today is the day I officially launch my company. BrowserMob opens the doors today by offering the first on-demand, low-cost load testing service that uses real web browsers.

Please read the official announcement for all the details.

When I left Gomez, I didn’t intend to create another testing tools business. My last one, [...]