Tagged: Automated testing
How about database driven tests? The traditional way to do this is to setup fixture data once and then test against it. But as time goes by, fixture data gets old and messed up....
We test so we can have increased confidence in our product that we are about to ship. We have to have it all green and passing. But sometimes when we’re lucky and have designed...
Hey guys, recently I had the challenge of running our automation pack on centOS, thought i’d share the learnings here. There is really no difference in running them. The tough part is getting the...
So we’ve covered testing without any JavaScript support in this post. While I do not recommend testing heavily with JavaScript for a few different reasons (we’ll cover them later), it is sometimes inevitable. Testing...
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