Thank you volunteers, it will be really interesting to see how hard or easy each framework is compared to another. So that we can compare all the frameworks on the same scale, this is what I propose. However, if this sounds way too structured or too easy or too hard, feel free to just show up and use your 15 minutes to blow us away with your automation chops in any way you like.

5 Min:
Talk for about your framework. Tell us why you designed it the way it is. Show us how it works. Power Point slides are helpful but not required.

5-10 Min:
Demo your framework by accomplishing the following test, you may code this on the fly or prepare some or all of it before hand.

Your mission if you choose to accept it:
1.Go to wired.com
2.Search for �something”
3.Open any article
4.Verify that the article contains the “something” you searched for.
5.Tweet the article using the tweet button.
5a.Tweet the message: "Tweeted using automation during a Portland Selenium Users Group demo..."
5b.You can assume that the user has previously logged into twitter and you don’t have to include a twitter login in your demo.

There are a countless number of ways to implement Selenium, each are tailored to the needs of the application under test.

At the last meetup it was suggested that we can have several mini hands on demos, with Q&A and discussion. Any volunteers?

3 Presentations, each with:
10 min of Demo
10 min of Q&A, Discussion