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Diving into web application automated testing

July 26 2007 5:14PM

My new job is completely focused on ASP.NET development and being a big believer in automated testing I've been investigating strategies for RIA's. I've found what I think is going to be a solution using Selenium which I'll blog more about later though I'm curious to know what other frameworks people are using? Basically, I don't want to overlook any potential candidates though at this point I'm very happy with Selenium.

What are you doing for automated testing of AJAX enabled Internet applications?

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Tags: AJAX, Automation, Testing

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7/31/2007 3:10:36 PM #

Not exactly on topic but it is about UI testing so thought you might enjoy:

codebetter.com/.../...-the-ui-with-nunitforms.aspx

There are some other good little nuggets in his blog and he is one of the few out there actually trying to push more Agile and TDD-based practices inside of .NET vs. just taking the "easy" route of Ruby on Rails.

Shawn Ostere

7/31/2007 4:02:16 PM #

Hi Shawn,
Thanks for the link. I too am subscribed to Jeremy's blog though I'll have to admit the 10 part series wore me out. I'll go back and take a look at this post now that you mention it though. codebetter.com/.../...-the-ui-with-nunitforms.aspx">Here is a live link to it.

Steve Trefethen

8/3/2007 2:01:48 PM #

Hi Steve,

Here is something that we rolled in-house and released as open source: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ulti-swat

The basic idea is that you control the web gui via fitnesse test tables.

Jody Dawkins

8/3/2007 3:49:17 PM #

Hi Jody,
Thanks for the heads up I'll take a look.

Steve Trefethen

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