Functional Testing

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This post talks about an approach to Functional (end-to-end) Test Automation that works for a product available on multiple platforms.  It shares details on the thought process & criteria involved…

Jason’s team needed a reliable way to test their application across these browsers. So, Jason and two colleagues at ThoughtWorks did research on the available tools. Finding nothing that met their needs, they began writing what became Selenium.