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OpenQA is the premier source for quality open source QA projects!Bromine arrives at OpenQA
Bromine is a fully fledged QA tool that integrates with Selenium Core and Selenium Remote Control.
It makes the life of testers, test managers, developers and other people who would have an interest in how the development of a web application is progressing.
Test managers can keep track of projects, requirements, tests, defects and much more with just the click of a button.
Testers now have a place where they can run tests they have recorded with the bundled Selenium IDE formats, currently only PHP is supported, as well as monitor these with the option to submit a defect and assign the defect to the person responsible for the given test subject.
Other features of Bromine includes
- Test cases.
- Test plan.
- Run test manually guided by a step by step test case.
- Selenium RC node manager.
- And much more.
Go to http://bromine.openqa.org/download.jsp and try it out for yourself!
OpenQA Welcomes CubicTest
CubicTest is a new tool that takes functional web testing to a higher level: Graphical modeling of tests as pages/states, page elements and user interactions.
CubicTest has been in the works since spring 2005, and has moved to OpenQA from the norwegian BOSS open source software site.
Goals of CubicTest:
- Make it possible to write web tests much faster by using an intuitive test editor
- Provide better feedback when running tests
- Make it easier to write robust tests
CubicTest is an Eclipse plugin and uses Selenium RC and Watir for running and recording tests. It can also generate external Watir and Selenese scripts, as well as simple HTML prototypes from the tests.
The page/state and user interactions model lets you test both traditional and Ajax web applications.
CubicTest's innovative test runner and test recorder are fully integrated, and it is possible to record directly after running a test, or to forward the recorder to any given page/state in the test.
To try it out, head over to the download page. If you want to know more, check out the Cubic Test website!