A practical guide to a cross-platform Java GUI test (presented by Froglogic) VIDEO
The benefits of automated tests in general, such as the ability to run more tests in less time, also apply to GUI tests. But automating GUI tests for complex Java user interfaces in a cross-platform environment, desktop, embedded or mobile, is a challenging task.
In this session, the presenter will cover all main aspects of automated GUI testing of Java user interfaces (Swing/AWT, Eclipse/RCP/SWT and JavaFx) and do an extensive live demo covering all aspects and concepts in practice.
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