Soap Panda Introduction

Published October 24th, 2011 Under Functional Testing | Leave a Comment

Soap Panda is an application for testing soap based web services. Soap Panda takes WSDL as input and generates in memory .NET soap client proxy code for invoking web service methods. This code is compiled and stored in an executable file; executable file is then explored by Soap Panda application using reflection to create instances of the classes that exist in the soap proxy client DLL.

Functional Testing with Jubula

Published October 11th, 2011 Under Functional Testing | Leave a Comment

This video presents functional testing automation for Eclipse applications using Jubula. Jubula provides automated functional GUI testing for Java and HTML applications. The project is aimed at functional testers who want to automate their black-box tests for SWT/RCP, GEF and Swing applications. The keyword-driven approach lets testers design, automate and maintain tests by dragging and dropping from a library of test actions. Test creation is quick and code-free, tests are easy to read, and the modular structure makes them easy to maintain, despite changes in an application’s GUI.

Watch the video on https://adobedev.adobeconnect.com/_a300965365/p4101brizwr/?launcher=false&fcsContent=true&pbMode=normal

Testing the Web with Capybara and Cucumber

Published August 30th, 2011 Under Functional Testing | Leave a Comment

This tutorial explains how to test a Sinatra ruby application with Cucumber, Capybara and Rspec.

Video Source: http://net.tutsplus.com/

SpecFlow: Pragmatic BDD for .NET

Published August 18th, 2011 Under Functional Testing | Leave a Comment

This video gives a brief introduction to using SpecFlow and shows the latest interesting features. SpecFlow is a tool for the for .NET ecosystem that supports the implementation of the ideas behind those methodologies. SpecFlow builds upon the success of Cucumber, the famous BDD tool from Ruby &Rails. SpecFlow provides integration to Visual Studio, MonoDevelop, NuGet and Silverlight.

Download this video from http://ndc2011.macsimum.no/mp4/Day1%20Wednesday/Track5%201340-1440.mp4

Sikuli Script Demonstration

Published August 15th, 2011 Under Functional Testing | Leave a Comment

Sikuli is a visual technology developed at MIT to automate and test graphical user interfaces (GUI) using images (screenshots). Sikuli includes Sikuli Script, a visual scripting API for Jython, and Sikuli IDE, an integrated development environment for writing visual scripts with screenshots easily. This video demonstrates how to use Sikuli Script to automate a long process on Mac OS X.

Selenium and Cucumber

Published August 8th, 2011 Under Functional Testing | Leave a Comment

It would be nice to have the business analysts to write the acceptance criteria in plain English and them run as tests? In this video on Cucumber and Selenium, you will learn how to write tests that are easy to understand and run.

Video Producer: http://www.seleniumconf.com/

Long Term Value of Acceptance Tests

Published July 26th, 2011 Under Functional Testing | Leave a Comment

Most discussion on automated acceptance tests focuses on immediate benefits in development and defect detection or regression testing. But that’s not all you can get from your tests. In the long term, you can get quite unexpected benefits, such as being able to support their system easier, significantly change their business models or survive the absence of key business people. This video discusses these long term benefits of acceptance tests and what you need to do to get them.

http://skillsmatter.com/podcast/agile-scrum/acceptance-tests

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