Hi all, We are in the process of changing StillAlive over to using the webkit library for testing live sites.
It works beautifully on our development systems, allowing for complex DOM and AJAX based interactions, however, the stability of capybara-webkit integration via QT is painful and prone to crash, this is why we haven't deployed it yet. Looking for someone in the community who would be interested in working on getting direct bindings done between the webkit library and ruby and helping us integrate this into StillAlive. The important thing is that you have the capability to understand the webkit library. I'd be interested in a contractor, or even a student who wants to get paid to hack on something quite interesting that I am sure most of the ruby testing community will use if we are successful. You'll be taking the webkit library and integrating it into a stable testing platform, picking up where the capybara-webkit plugin by thoughtworks left off. Renumeration is negotiable :) Talk to me and we'll work something mutually beneficial out. You'll work remotely with lots of contact with our team and and it potentially could turn into a full time gig. Location is not so important, we do remote work, and especially in this case, you can actually be anywhere in the world. If you are good enough, we'll take you. However, being in Sydney, or near by does have it's bonuses in terms of interaction and working with the team. If you have the skillz, please email me off list. Regards Mikel Lindsaar RubyX -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby or Rails Oceania" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/rails-oceania?hl=en.
