Selenium IDE is pretty much ‘feature complete’ in terms of a record-and-playback editor. This shows what you can do with the existing Plugin API, gives a peek into the future of it and explains why less ‘in the editor’ is better for the long term success of Selenium IDE.
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 covers several ways in which automated tests can help identify usability problems and limitations in Web-based applications, where fixing them makes the software more usable and/or accessible.
This part of Microsoft’s patterns and practices material discusses the key concepts of load testing and allow you to learn how to load-test a Web application.
This blog post by Geoffrey Wiseman presents some of the challenges to automated testing in GWT.
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.
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.
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