"The reason is you have a vendor to go to who is in control of the spec and will answer the calls. We're not neglecting AJAX, but there are 200 flavors of it."
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Tuesday, April 08, 2008
Flex and AJAX Testing with Borland Silk
Borland has released Silk 2008. The first update to it's automated testing tool in over 2 years. For this release they have rebuilt the products architecture to make it more flexible and to allow it to support applications it hasn't traditionally supported. A significant element of this release is the ability to test Flex and AJAX applications and the use of Flex for application development. Borland's Brad Johnson explains their choice of Flex :
"The reason is you have a vendor to go to who is in control of the spec and will answer the calls. We're not neglecting AJAX, but there are 200 flavors of it."
Quoted from InternetNews
"The reason is you have a vendor to go to who is in control of the spec and will answer the calls. We're not neglecting AJAX, but there are 200 flavors of it."
Quoted from InternetNews
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when runing silk testcase for IE7 test, IE crashes, I am not sure how to prevent from crash
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