Tuesday, 8 May 2018

30 Days of E-Commerce Testing -Day 9- Share your three favourite tools for testing ecommerce products on The Club.

Share your three favourite tools for testing ecommerce products on The Club.


1. Selenium
A testing framework for web applications on platforms like Linux, Mac and Windows, Selenium is also used to test browser compatibility. Developers can test in a number of languages such as Java, Groovy, PHP, Ruby, C#, Python and Perl. Selenium is part of most major browsers including Firefox and Chrome.

2. Jenkins
Jenkins is a continuous integration (CI) tool for resting code base changes in real time. It lets you detect and resolve code base problems quickly and automate build testing. An open-source program, it was forked from the Hudson project. Jenkins runs on servers in a container, and supports version control tools such as Perforce, Git and Subversion.

3. GitHub
GitHub is a version control repository used by millions of developers. Many software testing tools can be linked to GitHub accounts, so reported defects are automatically recorded. For example, you might run manual tests on the testing tool while using GitHub for bug tracking.

4. HP LoadRunner, StormRunner and Performance Center
HP’s LoadRunner provides end-to-end system performance testing for agile and DevOps to help you identify and rectify problems before going live. Performance Center helps you plan and run tests for multiple projects. It has new open-source integrations to improve team collaboration. StormRunner Load is a SaaS load and performance testing tool designed for planning, executing and scaling mobile and web tests.

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