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Test Studio 2013 R2 is Being Released Today
Today we're happy to announce Test Studio R2 2013. This release brings changes to licensing and packaging, introducing our new monthly and annual subscriptions, as well as separate Functional and Load testing product bundles, making it easier for you to purchase just the product best suited for your project needs; Dan has a complete blog post on that. We're also bringing you several new features and enhancements: Earlier this year Test Studio introduced the new Test Recording surface - a JavaScript, KendoUI-based recording engine which enabled creation of tests using Chrome, FireFox and Safari. This release adds cross-browser improvements to ...December 11, 2013 2 min read -
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30 Days of TDD – Day 28 – Reader Question #4
Robert Pack asks I noticed from the first installment of the series that you say you write classes and methods so that they only just pass tests and no more, cutting down on dead code and zombie bugs. Where does this fit into some peoples’ rules for methods having a maximum number of lines etc? Do you think that’s a completely unrealistic limit to place on methods and that they will be as long as they have to be or do you subscribe to keeping methods below a certain size? I’m interested to hear your thoughts on this. -
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Dynamic Frames? No Problem.
Many sites and web applications are using iframe elements to create tabs or sections on the page which the user can enable/disable/move at will. These often are being created in such a way that putting an ID on each frame is difficult or not feasible. As each frame is created or destroyed, of course, the index of a given frame within the frames collection changes. These factors combine, making it very difficult for an automation framework to reliably locate elements within the frames. Beginning with the R2 release, Test Studio 2013 introduces Custom Tags for Frames, a way to ...December 09, 2013 3 min read -
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30 Days of TDD – Day 27 – Reader Question #3
Adam Hall asks Just a quick question regarding TDD, encapsulation and DateTime.Now() I’ve often seen suggestions that you should control the behavior of DateTime.Now so that you can reliably test the way classes react to date times. Controlling DateTime is a solution, but it smells of violating encapsulation, you are affecting objects from outside of their boundaries (and indeed system wide) In your experience what is the best way to deal with Dates in TDD? -
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Using QUnit To Unit Test PhoneGap/Cordova Applications
As the state of hybrid web development matures, developers are looking to bring their tools and techniques from more "traditional" development to this new medium. One of these techniques, unit testing, can be a bit tricky to setup in PhoneGap/Cordova applications. In this article, we'll look at how to build a test suite for a hybrid app with QUnit - a popular and easy to use unit testing library. We'll look at not only how to build and run tests, but also how to automate them as well.
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