Well the subject goes without saying. I’ve been working on WinXP again lately and when I’m not around my favourite text editor on the mac (TextMate) I opt for SCiTE on windows. The following settings I find useful for this simple but powerful text editor. YMMV.
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In my last post I made a tongue-in-cheek observation that load testing really doesn’t work by today’s perceived standards for web automation and testing. Part of my grievance for that was based on frustration in dealing with different load testing platforms. Not frustration born out of incompetence, more the frustration born out writing tests for increasingly [...] I was going to write why LoadRunner does not work for the web as it is today and into the foreseeable future, but decided against that because I don’t think the following points are necessarily limited to a specific toolset. Load testing does not work for web as it is today primarily because… I really like the concept of Getting Things Done. I’m also a fan of Inbox Zero. Well, at least try to be. Here’s how I implement GTD using my gmail account… Here’s an idea… Ever been in a LoadRunner contract where you’ve got a ton of scripts to write for business transactions that have many many design steps? Even worse, have you had to write those scripts against a development environment with an unstable code base and shocking performance? Sound familiar? Ever felt the frustration of re-recording [...] In mathematics, Fibonacci numbers are the following sequence of numbers: By definition, the first two Fibonacci numbers are 0 and 1, and each remaining number is the sum of the previous two. This naturally occurring sequence is useful for determining the amount of time to sleep whenever you [...] Version control is not something you often associate with performance testing scripts. The reasons generally vary. A significant one is the lack of any version control support in commercial toolsets like LoadRunner. Another reason is the perceived short-term shelf life of test scripts. You tend to write them once and throw them away right? If you [...] A colleague recently asked me if %D, when used in your LogFormat for apache2 access logs includes the ‘download’ time of transmitting the response back to the client. Following are observations from my apache2 access logs when using the %D format code. The first column is %D in the following log entries. # 5 second pause on [...] Here’s a simple Ruby script that will parse a remote GC log using Perl for specific date time entries. The scenario in which you might use this script is where you have rather large remote GC logs sitting on another platform like AIX that doesn’t have Ruby installed. It’s useful in the sense you can [...] A colleague recently asked me if it was possible to test SAP portals using JMeter. The short answer is yes. Some people get confused with the additional protocols that LoadRunner sports for SAP, particularly the SAP GUI. But if your SAP portal uses plain old HTTP (or HTTPS) then JMeter can do the job. There are a [...] |
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