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.
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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 article explains how to perform HTTP request-response tests of ASP.NET Web applications using IronPython, a .NET Framework-compliant implementation of Python.
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 blog post presents the results of a survey about the software testing tools used in ruby software development projects.
In this blog post, Dave Rooney explains that microtests and TDD are excellent practices but you still need other levels of tests and testing to sustain a team’s ability to be agile over any extended period of time.
In this blog post, Steve Freeman explains why Test-Driven Development (TDD) is still an important tool for the software developer, even if there are circumstances where it could not be used.
This article presents a number of techniques that our team here at Microsoft has been using to build and test applications in Visual C++ using an Agile approach.
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