"creates smoke tests for web application in quite fast and simple way"
Exactly. And this is the second reason why your solution is bad. When it comes to testing, QUALITY trumps QUANTITY. I could care less how fast you churn out tests if they do not catch the actual problems before they work their way into production. | [reply] |
I of course could not realize your reality , but I use swat for a dozens web applications daily. I mean I write a new tests daily because I need this and I have time shortage, this is not artificial but real life context. This is how swat appeared . Swat by design is specially for smoke tests , no user acceptance, no UI, no Java script , no Ajax , etc, I quite ok with that there are speal tools for that ( and you know I have an experience with this too. ) But look, I talk about smoke tests , my context is quite simple - give this host a curl , check some http uri-s and that is it.
So the quality is over quantity , I agree. With swat I get qualitive smoke tests with low time price . Sure. This is proven by my experience. So why do not you try?
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