So I got word this morning that my book (you know the one), PhantomJS Cookbook, is part of the ebook promotion that’s going on at the Packt website through January. Anyway, I promise this is the last time in 2014 that I’ll blather on about that book here on this blog. Anyway, check out their […]
review of PhantomJS Cookbook by Joe Colantonio:
My favorite part:
This is not a book on theory; it is the real lowdown on what works with PhantomJS by someone who has years of hands on experience. Consequently, Rob’s recipes cover the most common scenarios you’ll likely face during your development efforts, so you’ll be learning practical recipes you can put to work right away.
Mission accomplished.
Test Talks #24: Rob Friesel re: The PhantomJS Cookbook: [PODCAST] Wherein Joe Colantonio interviews me about PhantomJS, JavaScript/front-end testing, and my book.
Real quick before I dash out on a hard-earned vacation. PhantomJS Cookbook — it’s a thing. A real thing. After 6+ months of hard work, I got to hold the book in my own two hands. And you can, too!
I meant to post this a couple weeks ago but… Well, I’ve been pretty busy. Anyway, in case you haven’t heard me rambling on about it between November and now, I’m working on a book for Packt called the PhantomJS Cookbook. It’s based around PhantomJS, discusses its core APIs, and contains recipes to help front-end […]