Sponsorised links
April 2008
February 2008
webtest - FitNesse.Info
WebTest is an extension to FIT/FitNesse that implements a customer-friendly language for web testing, utilising Selenium Remote Control. WebTest runs inside FitNesse, allowing you to integrate web UI tests into an automated build system, and use other FitNesse fixtures to talk to your domain model, prepare and verify database changes during Web UI tests. Both .NET and Java FitNesse runners are supported, and the library is released under GPL.
Release 2.0 is now available, significantly expanding the customer-oriented mini language for web tests and introducing much better methods for AJAX testing. This release also brings support for plain Selenium scripts, which enables people to record a UI test using point-and-click tools like Selenium IDE, but still keep all the benefits of integration with automated build tools and domain/database integration fixtures that FitNesse provides.
Sponsorised links
January 2008
FEST-Swing - Welcome
FEST-Swing is a Java library that provides a fluent interface for functional Swing GUI testing. This library provides an easy-to-use API that makes creation and maintenance of GUI tests easy.
December 2007
Bumblebee documentation
Bumblebee is a small framework that allows you to create documentation from executing code. This document is the result of the output of the combined acceptance tests and documentation for Bumblebee.
Concordion
Concordion is an open source framework for Java that lets you turn a plain English description of a requirement into an automated test
— an active specification.
November 2007
October 2007
Extreme Forge
The aim of this project is to create a development environment for Extreme Programming in Erlang.
September 2007
August 2007
soapUI - welcome
soapUI is a free and open source desktop application for inspecting, invoking, developing, simulating/mocking and functional/load/compliance testing of web services over HTTP. soapUI Pro is an extended version with professional support and extended functionality.
