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Lessons Learned - Web Application Testing in .NET

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Lessons Learned - Web Application Testing in .NET
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Web application testing is a rapidly evolving topic, so year by year it is reasonable to enumerate the possible options and re-evaluate the web testing strategy you have chosen for your project. In this talk I would like to share what we have learned about web testing during our projects. I will show strategies and tools that have worked for us to address the different specialties of the different applications. (Did I mention already, that there is no one-size-fits-all solution in web testing?) You will hear about things like test-driven web development, problems and solutions of unit testing MVC controllers, efficient usages of Selenium WebDriver, but also about headless browser testing, parallel test execution, cloud testing and of course a bit of SpecFlow.