The 10 rules to write better UI tests with Selenium
UI testing is an important part of testing. It’s easy to write simple UI tests, but not that easy to build a readable and maintainable test suite. What are the patterns to know when dealing with UI testing ? What are the common mistakes that you can easily avoid ?
Author:
Mathilde Lemee
After having worked for Software AG (Terracotta) in 2012 as R&D engineer on Ehcache and Bigmemory, Mathilde works now as freelancer in Paris. In 2010, she co-founded the JDuchess France Chapter, an organization to connect female Java developers and promote visibility of women in the Java eco-system. She blogs on http://www.java-freelance.fr about performance, general best practices and testing. She is a regular open-source committer and the creator of FluentLenium, a wrapper around Selenium that provides a fluent API, used in other open-source projects like Play!2. She is a regular speaker at Java conferences in Europe. She is also a mobile educative game editor (http://www.aetys.fr) on iPad/iPhone and Android.
Blog: http://www.java-freelance.fr
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