Four Picks #3
Posted: May 25, 2011 Filed under: Four Picks, Selenium, Test Automation, Testing | Tags: Mind Maps, Selenium, Test Strategy Leave a comment- Selenium architecture explained in The Architecture of Open Source Applications Book
- Wish I could attend Gojko Adzic’s Specification by Example workshop near to me. Here is Specification by Example: a love story by Watirmelon.
- Interesting perspective on Test Strategy by Fiona Charles
- MIND THE MAP – yet another great article on using Mind Maps in Testing
Four Picks #2
Posted: May 16, 2011 Filed under: Four Picks, Test Automation, Testing | Tags: Coded UI Test, ExtJs, FitNesse, Mutation Testing, Page Object, Sahi, Watir Leave a comment- In Super-Simple Mutation Testing Dr. James McCaffrey explains a simple and practical way for using Mutation Testing to measure the effectiveness of a set of test cases
- Coded UI Test and FitNesse shows you how to integrate a widely used acceptance testing framework FitNesse with newly lunched feature Coded UI Test in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
- An introduction to Sahi – Sahi is a test automation tool built for testing Web Applications. The Part 1 gives a quick introduction to the tool while Part 2 covers testing web applications developed with ExtJs framework
- Now something on Watir – Here is Watir Page Helper Gem which provides some useful helper methods when creating Page Objects using Watir-WebDriver
Four Picks #1
Posted: May 9, 2011 Filed under: Four Picks, Test Automation, Testing | Tags: Agile, Automation, BDD, Concordian, Design Patterns, Python, RSpec Leave a commentI’ll be running this post on a regular interval, sharing with you four best links on testing, test automation and emerging technologies. This is first in the series and hope you like it.
Four Picks #1
- StarEast 2011 Making Test Automation Work in Agile Projects presentation from Lisa Crispin. This presentation talks about applying whole team approach for test automation in Agile Projects. There is a great wisdom written in these slides.
- I.M.Testy (a.k.a Bj Rollison) has written interesting post Automation isn’t bad; bad automation is bad!!
- Spring 2011 issue of Methods and Tools is out with some interesting articles. I particularly liked
- Automated Acceptance Tests & Requirements Traceability – This article explores an approach for automated acceptance testing of a Java application using Concordian.
- RSpec Best Practices – RSpec is a widely used tool for BDD in Ruby. Author explains various best practices while using RSpec in BDD/TDD approach.
- Design Patterns In Python – I came across this interesting online book through a Twitter link. This book explains commonly used design patterns in Python and how these can be used in Test Automation context. Great read!!
