Testing
Tuesday, February 7th, 2006
Category: Firefox
, Testing
, Utility
Patrick Lightbody just posted about the release of Selenium IDE, the Firefox plugin which allows you to drive functional tests of your web application. This Firefox plugin is the best way to get started with web application testing. It is 100% functional by itself, or it can be used in combination with Selenium and any Read the rest…
Monday, January 16th, 2006
Category: PHP
, Programming
, Testing
, Toolkit
We wrote before about some ajax regex tools to help test regular expressions. Recently we came upon rexv.org, which really is the swiss army knife of online reg ex tools. It supports three different regex modes: PHP PCRE, PHP Posix, javascript. Also includes options for greediness, case sensitivity, unicode, and others. It evaluates your regex Read the rest…
Monday, January 9th, 2006
Category: Builds
, Firefox
, Java
, JavaScript
, Testing
, Toolkit
J3Unit is a new OO testing framework for Javascript with optional integration with Jetty and Junit for automation into your test suite. It builds upon the work done with the Script.aculo.us test unit runner and JSUnit. Of course, you can grab the zip file and just get up and running in static mode. Or take Read the rest…
Wednesday, December 28th, 2005
Category: Articles
, JavaScript
, Testing
, Toolkit
Eric Spiegelberg has written Log4Ajax , an article with corresponding demo code for logging ajax applications. Eric’s article builds upon an earlier, simpler system for logging from Joshua Gitlin’s article Errors and Ajax. It details a logging system in javascript displayed to an in browser console, with the option of sending messages to the server Read the rest…
Monday, November 28th, 2005
Category: JavaScript
, Testing
, Toolkit
Joseph Moore recently wrote about how his team is working with Selenium to test their ajax apps. Most of the normal Selenium actions weren’t working well for the ajax calls, as they are expecting synchronous communication. So Joseph used the “waitForValue” and “waitForCondition” features, which can just sit and watch for the DOM or input Read the rest…