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Web Testing with WatiN
With the evolution of web application development and automated testing, a testing framework called WatiN (pronounced as What-in) exists to get rid of the boring repetitive tasks of web testing. Web testing's purpose is to test the system from a user perspective. While these types of automated UI tests are slower and often a bit more cumbersome than unit tests, their importance exists to ensure the quality for an “end-to-end” perspective. With unit testing, we are testing smaller, individual blocks of code whereas with UI testing we are testing end-to-end functionality.
WatiN has become a standard for automated web testing in the .NET space. WatiN was patterned on Watir, a family of Ruby libraries that ...
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