Getting started with Selenium 2.0
This blog post is the first article of a series that will explains what it takes to start writing automated browser tests using Selenium 2.0.
This blog post is the first article of a series that will explains what it takes to start writing automated browser tests using Selenium 2.0.
Mutation testing is known for being difficult and expensive, but we’re here to show you a real-world system you can build in just a few hours with a little C# code and Visual Studio.
This article explains how to perform HTTP request-response tests of ASP.NET Web applications using IronPython, a .NET Framework-compliant implementation of Python.
This video demonstrates how to run the Selenium IDE Mozmill tests. Mozmill is an user-interface test automation tool. You can use it to write tests for your Add-On or for your Mozilla Platform Application.
This video shows you how to write and run JavaScript integration tests with Capybara and Cucumber and unit tests with Evergreen and Jasmine. The goal is to inspire you to get started with frontend testing and point you in the right direction to do it.
This article illustrates an approach to automated acceptance testing in developing software with Java. Acceptance tests directly tie into software requirements specification and the key for achieving maintainable tests is proper handling of traceability between the requirements and implementation as well as between the requirements and acceptance tests. An example using Netbeans and Concordion is provided.
This video presents HP LoadRunner and explains how the individual components of HP LoadRunner and HP Diagnostics are installed.
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