We are thinking of buying a test complex on my workplace but after using the evaluation version, I'm not sure That this will do for us any good.
Making a test is a lot of work and my owner is not completely convinced that it is worth it.
On the other hand, we do not have any unit tests, so we need some automatic testing.
- What are your experiences with TestComplete?
- Is it realistic, can you create non-developer tests? (With the help of a developer)
- Can the trial complete the unit tests?
Depends on what you want to test. If you are working hard to simulate clicks on the GUI, then Test Compact does very well, object browser and recording functions can be very useful, as far as it can be helpful.
If you can do anything to avoid the turmoil of GUI testing, then you can use VB script, Python, Pearl, or your favorite scripting language. We decided to use JScript for our project and its implementation could be 'exciting' at the time.
Actually go through the list of facilities and decide how you are going to use and not to use it if you are going to use it to collect all your test cases. If not, do not worry. If you are going to be heavy on a GUI test, distributed test etc., get it all the way.
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