One of Ranorex’s greatest strengths is that non-coders can build rich test suites using very little code. This lowers the learning curve significantly and helps testers be productive regardless of their coding background. But little code does not mean no code at all. Most test suites need at least a little bit of code. These […]
Continue Reading...Complexity is a Disease and Tests are a Symptom
Testing in software development is expensive. I’ve seen estimates ranging from 20% to 80%, some more reliable than others, none really truly reliable. And that’s the problem. Nobody knows how many or what kinds of tests to write, how much testing is too much or not enough, or how much tests should cost. In business […]
Continue Reading...Telerik Platform: Connecting AppBuilder to Git
The Telerik Platform is a Tiny Bit Finicky (Sometimes) The Telerik Platform lets you manage AppBuilder projects using Git, but connecting to your repository can be a bit tricky. Sometimes, some of the basics aren’t very clear, such as which credentials you have to put where, or how to get the repository’s address. And if […]
Continue Reading...SDP: The Telerik Platform
I’ve been playing around lately with the Telerik Platform, the newest cloud platform on the block. The Platform is very different from Telerik’s other offerings and marks a significant step in the company’s evolution. Telerik has always put developers front and center and has built up a rich portfolio comprised of many tools that target […]
Continue Reading...Ranorex Speed #3: Optimizing RanoreXPaths
The key to optimizing RanoreXPath queries is to reduce the number of elements Ranorex has to evaluate as it scans the UI. This post shows a few ways to do that. A RanoreXPath, or RXPath for short, describes the path to an element or set of elements. As I explain in my post on RanoreXPath […]
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