Tutorials and resources on how to use the open source Selenium testing tool to perform test automation in software testing.
Wouldn’t it be nice to have the Business Analyst write out the acceptance criteria in plain English, and then have those criteria run as tests? Join us for a beginner to intermediate walk through of Cucumber and Selenium. Learn how to write tests that are easy to understand and run. There will be plenty of examples and sample code to get you going in the right direction.
This tutorial explains the the extreme basics on how to use Selenium and TestNG for automation testing.
Selenium is a great tool for acceptance testing of web applications: it works with real browsers, and drives them to exercise your application of choice in the same way a real user would do. There are however many issues in using Selenium to drive JavaScript-powered applications.
In this short presentation, Valdemar Júnior shows how he uses Selenium 2.0 and Webdriver to execute integration tests in the maven life cycle with cargo-maven-plugin.
In this blog post, Alister Scott explains how Watir and WebDriver work together using Watir-WebDriver, a Watir (ruby) implementation on WebDriver.
This blog post gives a short introduction of Selenium 2 and its integration with Visual Studio and Nunit.
Selenium is an open source project with no formal guidance, making problem investigation time-intensive for testers. This article provides best practices for common issues during testing based on Selenium 1.0, which was released in June 2009.
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