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QAvengers @ #SeConf16 - Day 2
QAvengers @ #SeConf16 – Day 2
With superb day one we were all looking forward for day 2 and we were not disappointed. Lets jump straight to summarising the sessions
The Trouble with Page Objects – Things you always knew were wrong but couldn’t explain why by Antony Marcano
This was my favourite talk for #SeConf16 here is what I understood
Instead of writing our framework based on PageObjects pattern which depends on…
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Hack Codegen - Facebook Open-Sources Code That Writes Code
Hack Codegen – Facebook Open-Sources Code That Writes Code
Good news for Open Source Lovers! Facebook has open-sourced Hack Codegen – its library for automatically generating Hack code, allowing outside developers to automate some of their routine work while developing large programs. HACK is the Facebook’s own programming language designed to build complex web sites and other software quickly and without many flaws. HACK programming language is…
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Comparing Selenium RC with Selenium Webdriver
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Open Source Tool Lets You Control Linux Desktop and Play Games by Tracking Your Gestures
Skeltrack is a Free and Open Source Software library by Igalia for tracking the human skeleton joints from depth images. It is implemented with GLib and uses plain mathematics to detect the human skeleton and although it does not use any database, it was inspired by Andreas Baak's paper: A Data-Driven Approach for Real-Time Full Body Pose Reconstruction from a Depth Camera. Skeltrack devs have recorded very cool videos showing Gnome Shell and Linux games being controlled through gestures. One or both hands are used control the mouse pointer, perform clicks, drag things around and simulates a pinch gesture which adjusts the zoom level. Hands can be also interpreted as if holding a steering wheel, making racing games so much fun.
Skeltrack is device agnostic however you can use Kinect to start with. Full source code and documentation can be found here. by Nitesh
