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Coco 4.3.1 Maintenance Release Now Available for Download
Read morefroglogic GmbH is pleased to announce a maintenance release of its code coverage analysis tool Coco, a cross-platform, cross-compiler C, C++, C# and Tcl code coverage toolchain for Windows, Linux, macOS and Embedded Systems. Coco 4.3.1 is a patch release offering new bug fixes and stability improvements for all users...
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froglogic, the Leaders in Test Automation & Code Coverage for the Embedded Market, Will Present at Embedded World 2019
Read morefroglogic, the makers of the automated GUI Testing Tool Squish and Code Coverage Analysis Tool Coco, will exhibit at the Embedded World 2019 in Nuremburg, Germany, this February 26th – 28th. froglogic, an early anticipator for the need for GUI test automation and code coverage tooling for the rapidly transforming embedded markets, has...
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Collecting and Analyzing Execution Times of Squish Tests Written in Python
Read moreIn the lifecycle of your Squish tests, there may be situations where you wonder why your test is taking more time than you would expect. You might also wonder why a well-running suite of tests is taking a significantly higher amount of time when running on a new version...
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Squish 6.4.3 Maintenance Release Now Available
Read morefroglogic GmbH is happy to announce a maintenance release of its flagship product Squish, the preferred tool for creating automated GUI functional regression and system tests for all desktop, mobile, web and embedded platforms. Squish 6.4.3 is a patch release containing bug fixes and stability improvements for all editions...
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Refactoring in the Squish IDE
Read moreIntroduction/Motivation A simple way to get started with testing your application with Squish is to record interactions with your application which correspond to the functionality you want to exercise. Once the recording is complete, Squish generates a test script in your preferred scripting language, containing those actions you performed...
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Using Squish for Windows and Image-Based Object Lookup for Automation via VNC
Read moreIf you are unable to install Squish on the device you want to test, and you are using a GUI toolkit not supported by Squish so that using the Built-In Hook is not an option, you might still be able to test your application using Squish for Windows and...
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Transitioning from Recorded Tests to Written Tests
Read moreNew Squish users often begin their testing journey by record and playback of GUI tests. Recording a test script captures high-level interactions with your Application Under Test (AUT) instead of low-level events, like moving the mouse across the screen. The returned script is displayed in your preferred scripting language...
