> Mi Sep 09 2009 18:26:24 EDT von LoanShark @ Uncensored > > >>Sep 9 2009 5:19pm from IGnatius T Foobar @uncnsrd >>I like the idea of unit tests, but I don't understand how they can be >>applied to code which implements a user interface -- which happens to >>be where the bulk of our bugs are right now. How is that normally >>achieved?
> I'm not going to lie and say it it's easy, because it's not without its >difficulties. In fact, we typically leave it to our QA department to do the >bulk of the browser testing... >... > >Anyway, the only industry standard approach I'm aware of are tools like >those available from Rational, which just add a scriptable testing engine to >Internet Explorer etc. This approach is both non trivial, and nontrivially >expensive, but it's something. > > > > > We've got selenium to do that with firefox. Openqa.org has a pretty good linklist of other tools; This would be blackbox testing, right?
