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Hi Michael
I am the sole QA grunt for our company,
and there are several ways that Watir has helped alleviate my testing burden:
1 – I use Watir scripts to update
our baseline data to try and mimic the client’s use of our application so
our testing data is up to date.
2
Michael
In our project, developers use watir for validating a build --
basically regression testing to demonstrate that the build is viable
and worthy of deploying in the test environment. Testers use a
disfferent tool. Their job is made simpler because they don't wate
time on a build that has one
With little developer testing, testers often have to run lots of simple
tests to uncover simple bugs.
Getting the developers more involved in testing should allow the testers to
move to more complex tests more quickly.
At 11:21 AM 8/18/2005, Michael Kelly wrote:
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My developer chums
and I use Watir as part of our test-driven development. As such, we're
giddy to be able to finally write unit tests for the UI. But
the presence of these developer written UI test scripts raises
questions about what impact, if any, they will have on what o