2025-03-05 –, RoboCon Online
I'll share my journey creating rflogs.io, a new tool for Robot Framework log management. As someone who's been around the RF community for a while, I'll discuss how AI is changing tool development. We'll explore what this means for RF users and developers going forward.
Key Points:
- The rflogs.io story: from idea to launch
- Contrasts with previous projects like RF Browser
- How AI is shaping indie development
- Potential impacts on the RF ecosystem
Who's This For:
Anyone in the RF community, tech-savvy or not. If you're curious about AI's influence on our tools, come along.
About Me:
I've been contributing to Robot Framework for years and have worked on projects like Pabot and RF Browser. This time, rflogs.io is my solo venture.
rflogs.io, Robot Framework, AI, indie development, log management, innovation, solo project, automation, community, future trends, SaaS, testing, tool development, productivity, open source
Describe your intended audience:This talk is intended for a broad audience within the Robot Framework community. It's suitable for:
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Test automation engineers and developers using Robot Framework, regardless of their specific testing domain.
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Project managers and team leads interested in the future of automation tools and AI's impact on development.
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Indie developers and entrepreneurs curious about creating tools for the Robot Framework ecosystem.
The content will be accessible to both technical and non-technical attendees, providing value to anyone involved with or interested in Robot Framework and the evolution of testing tools.
Is this suitable for ..?:Beginner RF User, Intermediate RF User, Advanced RF User
Mikko Korpela has been around the block with Robot Framework. He's the person behind Pabot and has had his hands deep in Robot Framework Browser's code. Mikko's day job has taken him from web and mobile to tinkering with airplanes, satellites, and even forest harvesters. His latest project, rflogs.io, is his first solo dive into the SaaS world, aiming to make log handling easier for RF users.