I found both these over the weekend and they both look really interesting:
Cubic – from the same folks that make Selenium
CubicTest is a graphical Eclipse plug-in for writing Selenium and Watir tests. It makes web tests faster and easier to write, and provides abstractions to make tests more robust and reusable.
CoScripter – IBM(?)
CoScripter is a system for recording, automating, and sharing processes performed in a web browser such as printing photos online, requesting a vacation hold for postal mail, or checking flight arrival times. Instructions for processes are recorded and stored in easy-to-read text here on the CoScripter web site, so anyone can make use of them.
hey jim, have you used them yet? I’m curious to hear your thoughts!
Checking out Cubic, looks pretty cool. Thanks for posting about it!
@Marc – I installed Cubic this afternoon but didn’t have time to tinker with it – hopefully will find some time tomorrow!
Jim,
We recently started using Watir. Look forward to your review.
A similar tool is iMacros: http://www.iopus.com/imacros/firefox/
What’s most impressive about iMacros is how easy it is to use. After using this product for about two months now, I am still excited about what the is product is able to do and am finding more uses for it both at work and outside of work.
@Matt – very interesting – iMacros indicates it will also script through Flex and Flash. For $500 that’s a deal!
Quick update – I installed Cubic Friday and today I’m having a lot of slow downs / lockups with CFEclipse. Not sure if it’s related but it’s the last thing I installed…