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Session

Updating Your Testing Toolbox

Michael Peters, Developer, Plus Three, LP

Track: Web Applications (client-side and server-side)
Date: Friday, July 27
Time: 10:45am - 11:30am
Location: Portland 252

As web applications develop and push new boundaries we can't expect to keep using the same old tools to test those applications. As our programming toolbox grows, so does the need to update our testing toolbox.

We'll take a tour of new tools and projects that may be just what you need to find those bugs earlier and make sure your application's quality continues to find new heights. We'll look at Selenium RC and IDE, Google's Load Time Analyzer, the Test Anything Protocol, Smolder, and others.

Each of these tools will not only make your job easier, but allow you to spread the testing and QA bug around to your whole team, allowing non-technical members to be more involved. Not only will they be impressed by the visually attractive tools, but will be able to provide you with more information instead of just writing vague, unhelpful bug reports.