This is a guest post by Björn Morgenthaler, Head of Test Engineering & Validation at comlet Verteilte Systeme GmbH — an active member of the Robot Framework Foundation.
Why Robot Framework works (and keeps getting better)
Let’s be blunt: open source doesn’t magically maintain itself. Someone has to pay for infrastructure, review PRs, fund development, organize the community, and make real decisions. For Robot Framework, that “someone” is the Robot Framework Foundation.
In this blog post, we give voice to Franz Haas, a long-time Robot Framework community member.
Franz’s project was part of the Ecosystem Project Funding Round and received support from the Robot Framework Foundation in Fall 2024. Read about how Franz has developed a new project, Robot Framework Construct, which tackles the challenge of working with binary data in a structured and intuitive way within Robot Framework. Enjoy!
As the flowers bloom and the days grow longer, the Robot Framework Foundation is abuzz with activity, propelling forward with exciting updates, and nurturing the seeds of innovation. Here’s a peek at what we’ve been up to and what’s blossoming on the horizon!
In this post I am going to talk about the Robot Framework Foundation who we are and how we operate. I am making a dive into the Robot framework tool and its usage in the follow-up posts. If you have a user story you would like to tell, please do reach out!
It has now been a month since we had our beloved conference RoboCon 2022. This was the fifth annual conference and the first one as a hybrid with Helsinki onsite and online participants. We had 200+ participants onsite and 450+ participants online. In this blog I’ll go through a retro perspective of the conference and some insight into how it has been organized.