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I’ll be leaving tomorrow morning for [Open Source Bridge](http://opensourcebridge.org/) in Portland, Oregon. I’m putting together a new [Windmill talk](http://opensourcebridge.org/sessions/36) that tries to incorporate all the feedback we’ve receivedRead More
Leave a commentToday, after 5 RC’s we have finally released 1.2. It’s finally time to:easy_install -U windmill Overview This release now uses a home brewed proxy server, instead of CherryPyRead More
Leave a commentWe just cut the 1.2 RC5 tonight, with another round of great fixes and enhancements. This release is hugely important because it unleashes the SSL functionality on the world. TheRead More
Leave a commentOver the last 6+ months, I have been using Hudson in conjunction with Windmill very heavily for continuous integration. For the most part using the build step specificRead More
Leave a commentGetting back in the swing of things after conferencing for weeks can be pretty painful, thus the lateness of the post. However I think it’s important to goRead More
Leave a commentWe’re going to be doing a unittesting Sprint. Our goal is to improve the current Windmill unittests in order to reduce regressions and allow us to take onRead More
Leave a commentSo much good stuff landed in Windmill over the last few weeks that we decided to push another major release. The biggest new features are: * [django managementRead More
Leave a commentThe video from [PyCon of the Functional Test Tools Panel](http://pycon.blip.tv/file/1947342/) has been making the rounds and one comment in particular that seems to be gaining some traction isRead More
Leave a commentJust in time for PyCon we’re releasing [Windmill 1.0](http://www.getwindmill.com/archives/412). It’s been almost 3 years of development and I’m both excited and relieved to have something we’re comfortable callingRead More
Leave a commentThe day has finally come, and we have released Windmill 1.0, GM is r1161. You can now go ahead and update to the latest from PyPi: 1sudo easy_install -U windmillRead More
Leave a commentI have been doing a lot of UI work on the Windmill trunk, and over the past few months I have had multiple requests for the ability toRead More
Leave a commentI’ll be attending PyCon this year (finally!). Somehow I haven’t attended the last 3 years that I tentatively planned to do so. Windmill will be well represented. Adam and IRead More
Leave a commentToday Windmill 1.0RC1 was finally pushed to the pypi! We advise that you: easy_install -U windmill This release includes an absolutely huge list of bug fixes, including some very importantRead More
Leave a commentA few months ago I did a re-write of the DOM access functionality used by Windmill and various other projects of mine and the result was a wrapperRead More
Leave a commentWe are another step closer to 1.0, if you have been watching the mailing lists or the trac timeline you already know that we have had some serious bug fixes over theRead More
Leave a commentWe are finally in 1.0 beta mode, the improvements are vast and the polish is shiny. Please make sure that any bugs you know about, or have discoveredRead More
Leave a commentWorking up to the Windmill 1.0 Beta 1 Release, I finally had the opportunity to put some time into making the IDE (that a lot of you live inRead More
Leave a commentTomorrow we’re having an IRC sprint for windmill. The windmill developers will be online in #windmill on irc.freenode.org from 10am to 5pm PST. Even if you haven’t triedRead More
Leave a commentIt’s usually a good idea to document cool features you write and tell people about them. I totally forgot about this one, which I wrote during DjangoCon aRead More
Leave a commentI didn’t think we’d be doing any notable windmill releases until 1.0. Boy was I wrong! Seriously Faster On Wednesday Adam messaged me and said that the windmillRead More
Leave a commentFollowing ‘automation’ and ‘continuous integration’ in the micro blogging world I have seen a major influx in people being super interested in functionally automating their web apps. IRead More
Leave a commentAnother round of productive bug fixes and feature additions have happened over the last few weeks. We are now positioning the project to approach a 1.0 release, whichRead More
Leave a commentEveryone knows how awesome Firebug is. But for those times you have the unfortunate task of debugging in a browser that isn’t Firefox the Firebug team recently put out aRead More
Leave a commentI had the pleasure of attending the very first DjangoCon this last weekend. I’ve attended a lot of conferences; big conferences, small conferences, very targetted conferences and veryRead More
Leave a commentAdam wrote a great post recently on some code he wrote that outputs his test results in an xml format that Hudson can digest. It serves as an example of a fairly underutilizedRead More
Leave a commentProject Status I have spent nearly every day since July 7th working to bring the Windmill Project up to a level where it can be used reliably in a productionRead More
Leave a commentToday we released Windmill 0.8.2 which includes some important bug fixes, and very exciting feature work. Features include: Addition of firebug lite support in IDE and Testing ApplicationFullyRead More
Leave a commentWe decided a while ago that it would be best to move the windmill project off of OSAF’s infrastructure. The decision was much easier to come to thanRead More
Leave a commentA large part of the utility in a testing framework like Windmill is the ability to interoperate with a continuous integration environment. Much of the work that hasRead More
Leave a commentThe long lost contrib project wxWindmill has been updated, retooled and broken off into it’s own project. The interface adds that piece of the workflow that many ofRead More
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