Performance Testing with JMeter

Performance Testing With Jmeter

From: agoucher, 3 months ago

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These are the slides I used to introduce students in my Testing Project course (http://adam.goucher.ca/?page_id=306) to Performance Testing and the JMeter (http://jakarta.apache.org) tool. Of course I cannot upload the hour long walkthrough of the tool as we created a Test Plan for the project but the slides are better than nothing.


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Ruby on Rails

Ruby on Rails Presentation

From: fbrunel, 1 year ago

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A little presentaion of Ruby on Rails. That presentation could be used to introduce Ruby on Rails in your company. More on http://fredbrunel.com/


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Web Test Automation with Selenium

Web Test Automation with Selenium

From: vivek_prahlad, 10 months ago

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This presentation covers an introduction to Selenium, the Open Source, cross browser, cross platform functional testing tool. The talk emphasized the importance of applying the same principles to testing (abstraction, refactoring, DRY) that development teams apply to developing software. (This presentation was used for a talk at the Asian Testing Conference)


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Testing with Selenium

Full-stack webapp testing with Selenium and Rails

From: alexchaffee, 9 months ago

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Want to test your entire Web 2.0 app, from AJAX and DHTML through browser-rendered HTML into a live instance of your application and database? Most web testing frameworks have gaps in their coverage: JUnit and Test::Unit miss the client frontend; JSUnit misses the server backend; web testing frameworks miss some or all of the JavaScript. With Selenium we have a framework that can test the whole application, from browser-executed JavaScript, through a live application backend, then back to assertions on browser-rendered DOM code. Selenium RC takes this further: since you write your tests in your application language, your tests can do data setup and assertions based directly on server-side domain objects that may be inaccessible or only partially accessible from the client side. On our teams we have used and developed a series of helper methods and assertions that allow testing of AJAX and DHTML functions as well.

In this tutorial we outline the architecture of Selenium RC and walk through code and examples illustrating how to do full-stack testing against a Ruby on Rails application.



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