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?

In reply to Re^16: swat on CPAN by melezhik
in thread swat on CPAN by melezhik

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