No Va Taig April 7 2010
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The document discusses the authors' experience writing automated regression tests for a web application using Cucumber, Watir, and other tools. They started with Watir but found it had limitations, so tried Webrat and Selenium instead, but debugging was difficult in Selenium. They switched back to Watir which allowed direct DOM manipulation and running tests in parallel browsers. Cucumber was used as a common language across the automated tests. Writing tests helped them better understand the application and find bugs.
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Selenium
The document discusses Selenium, an open source tool for automating web application testing. It can test applications built using technologies like AJAX. Selenium has several components: IDE for recording and playing tests; Core for direct browser control; Remote Control for controlling browsers remotely; and Grid for distributed testing across multiple machines in parallel. It supports many programming languages and browsers.
Selenium With Spices
Symbiosis of test automation tools. Several tools (graphwalker/selenide/allure/sikuli/browsermob proxy) overview and practical appliance in your Selenium automation project will be presented
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