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by Iva Borisova February 18, 2026 8 min read

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    Q2 Webinar Recap: Testing HTML5 and AJAX With the Telerik Testing Framework

    Last Friday, 20 June, we presented a webinar on using the Telerik Testing Framework (TTF) to solve problems automating functional tests around HTML 5 and AJAX. We also recorded the webinar—you can view it via the embed below, or in HD directly on Telerik TV. We had a very interactive session, so I thought it would be handy to cover a few of the most interesting questions and responses from the webinar. Some of these are covered in the webinar itself, but they merit inclusion here too. Q: Is it possible to use stubs if we use IoC (inversion ...
    by Jim Holmes
    June 25, 2013 3 min read
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    Creating Mocks By Example with JustMock

    Check one of the latest time saving features in JustMock, Mocking By Example!
    Japikse by Phil Japikse
    June 20, 2013 5 min read
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    Four UI Test Automation Tips for HTML5 Applications

    Every application needs a solid mix of automated testing: unit, integration, and functional/User Interface. UI automation has always been at the top of the test pyramid, but not because they’re the best type of automated tests. Rather, UI tests should be a few carefully chosen tests built on top of a wide base of unit tests and a solid middle layer of integration tests.
    by Jim Holmes
    June 20, 2013 5 min read
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    Potential Project Killers – Part 2 – the Vague Budget

    In Part 1 of this five part series on potential project killers, I covered the concept of starting the project too fast. Starting the real work on the project before you’re ready can truly be a project killer. The project must be fully planned and prepared for – which I guess might make ‘the planning’ the real work on the project. In this Part 2, I’d like to discuss another potential project killer – the project with no real budget or at best a ‘vague’ budget. You might think, “No budget…nothing to manage against!” Well, that’s not exactly the ...
    Brad Egeland by Brad Egeland
    June 09, 2013 3 min read
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    Data-Driven Tests - Logon and Setup Steps

    Greetings, fellow testers. Last week we talked about Data Driven Tests and how they can speed through dozens or hundreds of variations quickly for you. In the example I used a simple sample application, just a web page with a form. Often we need to log in and/or perform some setup steps before the actual "meat" of the test, or have some cleanup tasks after we're done — we certainly wouldn't want to do that for every iteration. That would be silly and time-wasting. Let's look at a better way. Here's our simple test, modified to use a login screen. ...
    June 06, 2013 2 min read
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