Talking about Selenium at PyCon UK

A few days ago I presented a talk / workshop at PyCon, the UK's Python conference, about Selenium, the automation tool (which is most commonly used for automated testing).

PyCon UK is held in the baroque surroundings of Cardiff city hall, a beautiful location in Wales' capital city for a conference full of interesting ideas.

I present Selenium courses that run across several days, so the challenge was to present something meaningful in such a short space of time. Naturally I prepared much more material than I could have ever fitted in, but hopefully the group of people who gave up their Sunday morning to join me took away something useful.

I did also attend many of the other talks and workshops being presented and found many of them interesting, especially the ones involving devices such as Raspberry Pis, which are made a few miles along the M4 in the Sony factory in Pencoed.

I completely forgot to take any pictures of the event but there are plenty on the event's website.