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Running Selenium Tests on Sauce Labs

Recently I embarked on a mission to configure my team's Selenium testing process to support multiple browsers. We use Hudson for our continuous integration...

1 replies - 7658 views - 06/07/10 by Matt Raible in Articles

Things to do to improve code quality

As I mentioned a couple of posts ago, I was recently out in Oslo teaching a course on Lean software development. One of the points I make is: Quality is...

3 replies - 43115 views - 06/03/10 by Allan Kelly in News

Unit Tests - "Written Once and Forgotten Forever"

I have come across many unit test cases that are written once and forgotten for ever, with all the dataset/environmental dependencies in it. What is the...

11 replies - 5853 views - 05/27/10 by Senthil Balakrishnan in Articles

Free Fitnesse Cheat Sheet - DZone's 100th Refcard!!

Fitnesse is an open source automated framework for software testing. With this DZone Refcard, you'll easily create and edit platform independent tests....

0 replies - 32510 views - 05/24/10 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Announcements

Java EE Testing 'Gets Real'

Arquillian (pronounced ar-kill-e-an) is changing the way that testing is done in Java EE.  Dan Allen, a Senior Software Engineer at JBoss, found that ...

3 replies - 15375 views - 05/23/10 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

Daily Dose - World Wide Web Lives Up to its Name: Non-Latin Addresses Go Live

ICANN has now begun allowing non-latin characters to be used in top-level internet domains by inserting the first IDN country-code domains into the DNS root...

0 replies - 14138 views - 05/06/10 by Mitch Pronschinske in Daily Dose

Continuous Testing with Selenium and JBehave using Page Objects

Since Mike‘s inception we have always sought to automate as much of our testing as possible. For some time now we have been using Selenium for our...

0 replies - 17739 views - 05/06/10 by Adam Leggett in News

Listening to your tests: An example

I was recently reading a blog post by Esko Luontola where he talks about the direct and indirect effects of TDD and one particularly interesting point he...

0 replies - 3855 views - 04/28/10 by Mark Needham in News

Grouping Tests Using JUnit Categories

In a well-organized build process, you want lightning-fast unit tests to run first, and provide whatever feedback they can very quickly. A nice way to do...

0 replies - 7374 views - 04/25/10 by John Ferguson Smart in Articles

GUIdancer 4.0; Winner of an Eclipse Community Award

GUIdancer is an Eclipse-based automated functional testing tool for GUI's.  Tests in GUIdancer can begin before an application's under test is even...

0 replies - 7352 views - 04/12/10 by Mitch Pronschinske in News

Using Hamcrest and JUnit

Lately I started using the core Hamcrest matchers bundled with the JUnit framework to create more readable unit tests. Hamcrest matchers were created to...

2 replies - 19879 views - 04/05/10 by Rafael Naufal in Articles

The TDD Checklist (Red-Green-Refactor in Detail)

I have written up a checklist to use for unit-level Test-Driven Development, to make sure I do not skip steps while writing code, at a very low level of the...

3 replies - 6647 views - 03/30/10 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles

Announcing TestNG 5.12

I’m happy to announce the release of TestNG 5.12. The most important change is that JDK 1.4 and Javadoc annotations are no longer supported. If you...

0 replies - 5058 views - 03/29/10 by Cedric Beust in News

Let Others Work For You With Selenium

With a provocation this big, I hope I’ve caught your attention. So, let’s draw some lines: the objective is, of course, not to let others do you work. It...

0 replies - 3855 views - 03/29/10 by Nicolas Frankel in Articles

Unrolling Spock: Advanced @Unroll Usages in 0.4

Some of the Spock Framework 0.4 features are starting to see the light of day, with the Data Tables being explained last week in a nice blog post from...

0 replies - 6218 views - 03/24/10 by Hamlet D'Arcy in Articles