Long, long ago, when Sun was still relevant and I still worked there as the head of Java consulting, we used to talk to customers a lot about “multi-channel” delivery of applications. We would extol the importance of separating presentation logic from back-end services, cause you’d be delivering your app to a variety of browsers, phones, and “next-generation devices “ (by which I guess we meant tablets, although we really didn’t know what we meant).

This was around the turn-of-the-millennium at which time you may recall...

Posted by sstern on Friday, February 1, 2013 - 16:12

We are excited (truly excited -- not just the obligatory press-announcement-kinda excited) about the release of our new CloudMonkey testing cloud for mobile apps. If you are developing (and testing) mobile apps, you should be excited too, because your life is about to get a whole lot easier. Whereas today you maintain a multitude of emulators and devices for hosting your tests, and you must laboriously set up your tests to run on each one, Gorilla Logic's new CloudMonkey testing cloud lets you run your tests simultaneously across...

Posted by sstern on Tuesday, December 4, 2012 - 13:59

Today marks the tenth anniversary of Gorilla Logic. It was ten years ago that we embarked on building the world's greatest declarative programming platform.And failed.But we didn't call ourselves Gorilla Logic for nothin', and having run smack into a wall, we proceeded to bust right through it.So as I gaze out the windows of our oh-so-hip offices in downtown Boulder Colorado, and think about the seventy-five gorillas we currently employ, the major customers who trust us to build the software on which they bet their businesses, the open source testing platform we've created that's taking...

Posted by sstern on Wednesday, August 1, 2012 - 10:16

We just released MonkeyTalk Beta 5, and it's a biggie! With the addition of desktop browser and Adobe Flex scripting, MonkeyTalk is now a single, integrated solution for most major application platforms!Beta 5 provides comprehensive script recording and playback support for testing any html-based browser application, as well as Adobe Flex apps. Currently, only Firefox browsers are supported (on any OS), but support for all major browsers is coming soon.Beta 5 also includes:

  • A component tree browser that makes it easy to examine the user interface component hierarchy comprising...
Posted by sstern on Wednesday, July 11, 2012 - 13:31

We've been recognized again with another award. It's kinda getting old (not really). This time we're a Colorado Company to Watch. I believe we are being watched because we are a dynamic and rapidly growing firm. At least that's what the cops keep telling us.

Posted by sstern on Thursday, June 7, 2012 - 15:26

The Boulder County Business Report just announced this year's Mercury 100 rankings and we're very excited to have jumped to #16!

Posted by sstern on Friday, May 25, 2012 - 13:25

The newest version of MonkeyTalk -- Gorilla Logic's free and open source functional testing tool for native and web-based mobile apps -- is available now!MonkeyTalk Beta 4 adds support for mobile webapp testing via our new "MTBrowser" apps for iOS and Android. MTBrowsers simulate the mobile Safari and Android browsers and let you run MonkeyTalk scripts against mobile web applications.In addition to mobile web support, Beta 4 also adds the ability to generate screen shots when a test fails, and these screen shots are included in new enhanced html test suite reports.Beta 4 also includes...

Posted by sstern on Monday, May 14, 2012 - 12:31

This morning we pushed out the bits for MonkeyTalk Beta 3, the latest edition of our free and open source functional testing tool for iOS and Android. In addition to the proverbial "numerous bug fixes and stability improvements",  Beta 3 adds playback support for embedded webviews, ie, if you have a "hybrid" application containing native components as well as embedded html browser views, you can now script the interaction with the html seamlessly along with the native portions of the app.We have mapped html elements to MonkeyTalk logical component types, so there is no need to distinguish...

Posted by sstern on Wednesday, May 2, 2012 - 13:47

We've finally released the MonkeyTalk source code to our public subversion repo. See http://www.gorillalogic.com/testing-tools/monkeytalk/source-code. for more info. You do need a (completely free) Gorilla Logic id/password to access.Code contributions are extremely welcome! Anybody interested in helping out with MonkeyTalk engineering should please contact us!

Posted by sstern on Friday, April 20, 2012 - 12:44

Certainly we've always asserted it's the case, but it's nice to have some 3rd-party validation that Gorilla Logic is a f**king great place to work. http://denverpost.topworkplaces.com/company_survey/gorilla-logic-inc_den....

Posted by sstern on Thursday, April 19, 2012 - 11:21

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