Transitioning from Recorded Tests to Written Tests
New Squish users often begin their testing journey by record and playback of GUI tests. Recording a test script captures...
Read moreNew Squish users often begin their testing journey by record and playback of GUI tests. Recording a test script captures...
Read moreSquish Coco is mostly used for programs written in C++, but it also supports code coverage for C# programs. The...
Read moreThe Squish 6.3 release introduced Image-based recognition, allowing users to identify and automate application components that were not otherwise recognized...
Read moreSquish 6.4 has added support for the JavaScript import and export statements from ECMAScript 2015 (ECMA-262). Here we list some...
Read moreA stable method to address GUI controls is crucial for a maintainable test project. But how does Squish go about...
Read moreIntroduction The ARM Cortex-M family is becoming a more popular architecture for microcontrollers. This article will show you how to...
Read moreSquish for Qt allows automated GUI testing of Qt applications. Typically automating Qt applications with Squish works out of the...
Read moreIntroduction It’s very important to make automated GUI tests a part of a Continuous Integration (CI) process. Squish offers add-ons...
Read moreToday’s tip will show how to measure code coverage for unit tests written using the Qt Test framework (or short...
Read moreMotivation The set of tests being run on an application tends to grow as more features are added, or more...
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