Selenium is a testing tool for web applications that automates browser actions, simulating user interactions with the web page. The Remote Control extension allows Selenium tests to be scripted and executed from common programming environments like Java and .NET.

This session introduces Selenium and the Remote Control, looking at how we can use Selenium to automate web application testing. It will also cover user interface testing practices and pitfalls.

This is a session for .NET and Java Web Developers as well as QA Engineers or Testers.

This talk was presented by:
- Gojko Adzic
- Milan Bogdanovic from SQS-UK
- Ivan Sanchez

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