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Tag Archives: testing

Two New Testing/Automation Tools

Posted on April 24, 2008 by Jim Priest

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 … Continue reading →

Posted in Code | Tagged selenium, testing | 7 Replies

Testing Flex Applications?

Posted on April 7, 2008 by Jim Priest

We are exploring using Flex more (goodbye Powerbuilder!) here at work. We are also doing more and more testing and hope to eventually implement continuous integration. I’ve seen a few tools to unit test Flex but I’m curious how you … Continue reading →

Posted in Code | Tagged flex, testing | 8 Replies

How Do You Have Selenium Setup?

Posted on November 30, 2007 by Jim Priest

I’m trying to come up with a standardized setup for Selenium so I can share it with our team and everyone can have the same configuration. I have Selenium IDE installed within Firefox to record tests and I’m tinkering with … Continue reading →

Posted in Code | Tagged selenium, testing | 1 Reply

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