The (narrow but very important) problem: Test scripts used for version 1.0 of an application will probably break when applied to version 2.

In the article Alexander responds to the questions about the difference between test frameworks and test scripts and discusses an approach for how test a automation solution could be implemented.

A new functional testing tool: iTest2 IDE is designed for testers to develop and maintain automated test scripts with ease. iTest2 is written from ground up dedicated for web test automation, the ...

The unit testing framework should always be used to validate your scripts.

Scripts let you use a tester’s features in any order you want, and they let the tester make decisions based on test results. For example, if you need to test a router or switch, you would use a data ...