Ask YC: What do you use for automated testing? 10 points by es 18y ago ↗ HN I found Sahi (http://www.sahi.co.in) for this purpose. I wonder if there is something better around...
[–] pivo 18y ago ↗ I've been using selenium. It lets you save your recorded web interactions in a variety of languages.http://selenium.openqa.org/ [–] ericb 18y ago ↗ Which langauge do you save them in, out of curiousity? I'd be interested in hearing that from others, too. I'm using the ruby driver, personally. [–] subwindow 18y ago ↗ I've been using the ruby selenium driver as well. Works great. [–] pivo 18y ago ↗ I mostly use the Java unit test format, but I also use the selenium IDE to automate a lot of repetitive setup/config stuff. And I've started using the Lisp API (http://selenium.openqa.org/) for hand written tests.
[–] ericb 18y ago ↗ Which langauge do you save them in, out of curiousity? I'd be interested in hearing that from others, too. I'm using the ruby driver, personally. [–] subwindow 18y ago ↗ I've been using the ruby selenium driver as well. Works great. [–] pivo 18y ago ↗ I mostly use the Java unit test format, but I also use the selenium IDE to automate a lot of repetitive setup/config stuff. And I've started using the Lisp API (http://selenium.openqa.org/) for hand written tests.
[–] pivo 18y ago ↗ I mostly use the Java unit test format, but I also use the selenium IDE to automate a lot of repetitive setup/config stuff. And I've started using the Lisp API (http://selenium.openqa.org/) for hand written tests.
[–] suboptimal 18y ago ↗ Watir (Ruby), or for a current project, WatiN (.NET port of Watir).It's fun to watch.
[–] simplegeek 18y ago ↗ If you're into Python try Twill, Mechanize and use appropriate tools for Firefox(XPCom--GIYF) and IE (IECom--GIYF).
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It's fun to watch.