The Safety Net of Functional Web Testing
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The document discusses the importance of automated functional testing as a safety net for web applications. It notes that automated functional tests simulate a user interacting with the application without manual work. This allows refactoring code safely by ensuring changes don't break existing functionality. The tests provide confidence in the codebase, especially for agile development, legacy systems, and integrating changes. An example is provided using the WatiN library in C# to automate testing in Internet Explorer.
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The Safety Net of Functional Web Testing
- 1. The Safety Net of Functional Web TestingOle Gunnar [email protected]@ogborstad
- 2. Responding to change...... over following a plan
- 3. We implement agile process frameworks...Change I tell you!
- 4. Agility is a about code maintainability!
- 5. Agile codebase......through testability and confidence
- 7. Brownfield and legacy projects
- 9. Integration tests"If you do plan to refactor your code..., a practical way to make sure you don't break anything during the refactoring phase is to write integration-style tests against your production system”Roy Osherove, the Art of Unit Testing
- 10. Safety Net
- 12. Automated Functional Testing...simulates a user...and requires no manual work!
- 13. WatiNWeb Application Testing in .NETIE browser = new IE("http://www.somesite.com");browser.TextField("username").TypeText("Ole Gunnar");browser.Button("login").Click();
- 14. WatiN Demo
- 15. Thank you!Ole Gunnar [email protected]@ogborstad