[wldlyinaccurate]

I skim-read their website and watched a good chunk of their video. I still have no idea what this actually is, and why I would use it over my existing toolset (Behat, Selenium + WebDriver, CasperJS, etc).

If any DevExpress guys/gals are reading this, please consider making a shorter (2-3 min) video showing some tests being written and run.

[hugs]

I'd also recommend they reach out to Selenium developers and having a conversation with them to see if what they've done is really patentable. [Disclosure: I created Selenium]

[sergiotapia]

Thank you for your hard work! Hugs from Bolivia!

[polyvisual]

Thanks for creating Selenium hugs.

[hugs]

:-) Although I kickstarted the project, I can't take a lot of credit for what it has become. It's a huge project now, with many people involved. Now, I'm just the crazy old uncle who can tell a good story about "the olden days". In the spirit of giving credit where credit is due, Paul Hammant is the one who came up with the HTTP proxy JS injection technique. Dan Fabulich, Nelson Sproul, and Patrick Lightbody rewrote it and refined it. (Some sources: http://paulhammant.com/blog/selenium.html/ http://docs.seleniumhq.org/about/history.jsp)