Today we updated our web site with the new logo of our company and product. We hope you like it.
It is modern, unique, and resembles our company colors. The font is distinct and the X is pretty eye-catching, because it has been carefully designed and crafted to express the uniqueness of Xceptance and its product and service offers.
Today we released update 4 of XLT 4.0. You will find all the details about it at the usual place: https://lab.xceptance.de/releases/xlt/4.0.4/. Check out the release notes too. This release addresses minor script developer defects.
As always, updates are free for all customers and all people using XLT despite the license.
When you talk about code styleguides, you often talk about basic formatting. This means you probably already fought the holy war over the curly brackets {} and where to put them.
Of course, the next line is the only right place. A curly bracket is a hermit and does not like to be put next to any other character… :)
What is your opinion?
Cartoon courtesy of Geek and Poke under CC-BY-ND-2.0
Today we released a minor update of XLT 4.0. You will find all the details about it at the usual place: https://lab.xceptance.de/releases/xlt/4.0.2/. Check out the release notes too. We mainly fixed some issues around the script recorder, such as start up time and behavior when invisible elements were encountered.
An update of the AWS cloud images will follow in the next hours.
A database error caused several ATMs of the Commonwealth Bank to give away money for free in Australia. Read more at ZDNet. There is another short article about that failure in this news.
Up to 40 Commonwealth Bank Automatic Teller Machines are spewing cash across NSW just hours after suffering a computer error this morning.