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Join industry expert Jim Holmes for a 1-hour webcast on automating Silverlight UIs with Telerik Test Studio. In this session, you will learn how to connect to your Silverlight applications, automate custom controls, handle data virtualizations and detect and connect to popups and ChildWindows.
In this recorded webinar we demonstrate how to effectively run and analyze performance and load tests with Test Studio. We’ll help you get a better understanding of how your website might perform when you have a mass of simultaneous users. This allows you to assess whether or not your web apps meet business needs for availability and user satisfaction. Test Studio Performance Testing gives you a deeper look into bottlenecks within your application so you can better optimize it.
The new Telerik Test Studio® R4 release is all about amazing recording experience across all supported browsers. Now, the Test Studio suite features the most intuitive and robust test recorder you’ve tried by far. We added enhanced recorder UI, better recording start screen, more prominent UI status updates when adding test steps and more.
Far too many UI test automation efforts struggle or outright fail. This 30-minute discussion will focus on one critical factor that can make or break your UI test automation efforts: collaboration with your developers. You’ll learn why collaboration can help you create stable, high-value tests much faster. You’ll also find out how developers can help make your systems more testable, and your UI suites more maintainable. You’ll also find out how developers can help make your systems more testable, and your UI suites more maintainable. Join industry mavens Jim Holmes and Jim Evans as they share their insights gained through decades of experience in this exact domain.
Will your website withstand your company's next product roll-out? Are you losing customers because your slow website is driving them to your competitors? Are consumers of your sites' services getting fed up with blocked connections and dropped sessions?
In this webinar Jim Holmes, Director of Engineering for Telerik's Test Studio, shows how you can answer these questions using the upcoming release of Test Studio. He walks you through load testing a site at the user interface level and shows off Test Studio's new features for load testing web services. You'll learn how Test Studio enables you to inspect performance monitor counters across all servers in your topology, and you'll see how easy it is to monitor page-specific errors as well.
From the London Olympics of 2012 to the U.S. health exchanges today, web sites and web applications continue to fail under real world user interaction. The result is site downtime, embarrassment, loss of revenue, and unwanted negative publicity. Why do web sites fail when it is usually vitally important that they remain operational and responsive to users?
This webinar provides examples of high-profile web site failures, and offers insights into why these failures occur and what the cost is to the organization. It describes practices that enable all organizations to better prepare for traffic in response to new applications or marketing initiatives.
Many software trends are driving how testers approach the art and science of testing. These trends are challenging testers to make better use of both their skills and the tools available for testing with disruptive technologies. Telerik evangelists Steven Vore and Peter Varhol discuss and demonstrate how testing is changing in response to new technologies such as mobile computing, data and analytics, agile development methodologies, and cloud computing. These trends, defined by the Gartner Magic Quadrant for automated software testing suites, provide a clear window into software test management and software testing in the trenches today and in the future.
Test Studio 2013 R1 is ready for use! Join the Test Studio team for a quick overview of the new look and features you’ve been asking for. Evangelists Steven Vore and Peter Varhol will discuss and demonstrate new user interface features, expanded browser capabilities, new ways of getting familiar with Test Studio, and a host of other improvements. The new Test Studio lets you both record and play back scripts across browsers, so that you can better identify behavior that works in one browser but not another. It also offers distributed test execution lists, giving you more flexibility in setting up and running tests. If you’re looking for a jump start, there’s a sample project and video of important features that can shave days off of your learning curve.
Automating functional tests for your User Interfaces is always challenging. Learn how the free Telerik Testing Framework (TTF) can help you quickly create powerful, flexible tests that solve many of the problems teams run into when automating web functional tests. See how the TTF makes it easy to deal with the asynchronous delays that are at the heart of AJAX-ified pages. You’ll also learn how to work with HTML5’s media elements to validate your media controls are working properly!
Are you having problems with intermittently failing tests due to dynamic locators, changing locators, and dynamic data? Are you unsure how to add performance and load testing to your web automation project? Watch the Telerik Test Studio 2012 Q3 release webinar and learn all this and more! You'll leave this video understanding how Test Studio's features can help you get more value out of your automation over the entire life of your project.
This is the third and final session of our three day "Getting Started with Web Automation" series. In this session Jim Holmes, the Test Studio Evangelist, discuss setup and teardown steps, working with baseline datasets, and how to data drive multiple values through one test. Jim also discusses some philosophy around how and where you should get your test projects in to your source control system.
This is session two of the "Getting Started..." webinar series. In this session you'll learn the fundamentals of dealing with dynamic content on pages (such as that from AJAX or Silverlight service calls). You'll also see how to work with tables or grids--a very common task in web tests--and how to make your tests more robust by using dynamic queries to find elements you need to interact with. Finally, you'll learn the importance of creating small components so you can create flexible, maintainable tests through reuse.
This is the first of a three-session-series on learning the fundamentals of web functional testing automation. In this session you'll learn how pages are loaded (and why you need to care!), what the page Document Object Model (DOM) is, how test scripts play back and find elements in the DOM to interact with, and how to work with element locators. This series is targeted to individuals or teams new to automated web UI testing. There are two additional videos in this series.
"Will our site survive a rush for our next product release?" "Are our users having a great user experience when our site has lots of traffic?" These are common questions business owners and stakeholders need answers for. Watch this recording of our regular Load Test webinar and find out how Test Studio can easily help you answer these questions and more. You'll learn about Test Studio's architecture, how to create easily create powerful and flexible load test scenarios, and how Test Studio gives you data in a clear, crisp format.
Test Studio comes with support for Telerik's agile project management solution – TeamPulse. The integration with the agile tool enables linking between user stories and acceptance test criteria in TeamPulse to functional tests within Telerik Test Studio. Thus users can further facilitate business owners – testers' communication by bringing transparency to converting requirements into tests. This webinar walks you through using Test Studio to link functional tests to acceptance criteria stored in Telerik Team Pulse.