Google Open Source Blog: Introducing WebDriver
http://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2009/05/introducing-webdriver.html

Google offers a new tool which helps out with testing web apps using Firefox and IE extensions rather than pure JS.

Works as an extension in Firefox, uses Automation controls in IE etc.

"Selenium 2.0 will offer WebDriver's API alongside the traditional Selenium API, and we shall be merging the two implementations to offer a capable, flexible testing framework"

WebDriver is a clean, fast framework for automated testing of webapps.

Might be interesting

Article about TDD methodology and practices.

It took me a little while before I gave jquery plugins a go, thinking it will be complex and I won’t have time. But, it turns out to be really simple, elegant and useful for both simple and complicated scenarios.

Ótimo tutorial que mostra desde a criação de um simples plugin à criação de testes unitários

Might use fireunit instead of QUnit

Critical discussion about unit tests. It's important not to dismiss his core argument, that unit testing isn't the only testing you should be doing.

Don't feel bad, it's okay not to write unit tests. But Unit Tests Work For Me! First, are you sure you're really unit testing? Unit testing is all about testing unitsindependent pieces of logic. According to Michael Feathers, a real unit test cannot

How to unit test NHibernate code using an in memory SQL Lite database.

: base(typeof(Blog).Assembly)

Unit Testing NHibernate from Ayende

Excellent overview article on the goals of testing and various alternative testing strategies

some software is internal and not mission critical. In that

A post about testing, full of "from the field" advices. Number one: if it hurts you're doing it wrong. Jay describes a situation where common test patterns or tools are applied without a conscious decision like a big design up-front. Contextualize is again the keyword. There was a time I did the same: I thought mock-all development was the way to go and I started mocking all collaborators to discover interfaces. Which is of course not bad at all! The problem is if you decide that is the only approach possible for the entire application. Test maintenance is going to eat 100% of your time.

worried

On Excessive Unit Testing and excessive design

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