This idea is to provide an introduction to Test-Driven web development using Django (and Python). Essentially, we run through the same material as the official Django tutorial, but instead of 'just' writing code, we write tests first at each stage - both "functional tests", in which we actually pretend to be a user, and drive a real web browser, as well as "unit tests", which help us to design and piece together the individual working parts of the code.

The tutorial uses the new release of Django (1.4), and covers 95% of what's covered in the official Django tutorial. Suggestions, comments and feedback are gratefully received... What should I do next??

$x(xpath, context) This allows you to select a particular iframe content, for example, and run an xpath query against it. So for the first iframe:
myframe = document.getElementsByTagName("iframe")[0];
#to xpath query that iframe for table cells:
$x("//td",myframe);

I recently released Test::WWW::Selenium::More to CPAN. It is a small collection of utilities to help you write Selenium tests. Here are some reasons to use it: It has a manual which provides a sho ...

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Python bindings to Selenium 2 WebDriver API.