Why Use Test Driven Development
In this article, Amy Blankenship lists the benefits she has seen from using Test Driven Development (TDD).
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Software Testing Articles: Load Testing, Unit Testing, Functional Testing, Performance Testing, Agile Testing, DevOps
Automated Web Testing with Selenium
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.
Test Language -Introduction to Keyword Driven Testing
Keyword Driven Testing is the next generation test automation approach that separates the task of automated test case implementation from the automation infrastructure.
Metrics for Implementing Automated Software Testing
“Metrics for Implementing Automated Software Testing” presents metrics that you can use to manage the transition towards automation of software tests.
Test Web Applications with Selenium RC
Selenium is a testing framework used for automated Web application testing. Get to know Selenium Remote Control (Selenium RC), which allows you to build tests for different browsers to ensure your Web applications are of the highest quality.
Coding and Testing: Testers and Programmers Working Together
The idea of driving development with tests has been popularized by the agile development movement. The fact is that testing and coding are inseparable components of software development. We get the best results with testers and programmers work closely together. How can we deliver real value to the business frequently? How can we know how much testing is enough? Let’s look at how testers and programmers collaborate to produce high-quality software.
Testing Methodologies Using Google Web Toolkit
Testing a GWT application seems daunting at first, since GWT application code runs as Java instead of JavaScript. However, using these testing components to thoroughly test application is actually quite simple, and what’s more is that you can apply strong design patterns to your code that will keep test cases concise, effective and maintainable. This article describes testing methodologies and design patterns we can use to test GWT applications.