What’s new in Q7 1.1?
New and Noteworthy, 21.11.2011 by Alexander Alexeyenko View Comments
Advanced assertions
Add assertions to any property of UI elements and referenced objects, no matter how deep, works with custom controls too!
Test automation solution, handcrafted for Eclipse with revolutionary state management, ubiquitous language, modern IDE, and Maven/Tycho plugins.
End-user and product analytics solution that gives you rich insights into your application health, performance, and usage patterns.
Full-featured Integrated Development Environment for emerging Fantom programming language.
Add assertions to any property of UI elements and referenced objects, no matter how deep, works with custom controls too!
Recently we did a quick evaluation of Borland SilkTest to understand how well it works for testing of SWT and Eclipse RCP applications. This is not comprehensive evaluation, so we’d like to mention that Silk left good overall impression: it looks like a solid, well documented, well packaged product. This is product anyone definitely should consider when looking for general purpose UI testing tool dealing well with broad set of application technologies including AJAX, Java, and .NET. However we’re interested in testing of Eclipse applications here, so our evaluation will be focused on Eclipse applications only.
This summer has been a busy time for Xored Staff. Two years, ½ Million US dollars, and sleepless nights are over and version 1.0 of Q7 Functional/UI Testing product line is now available for download and purchase. We’d love to say a huge thanks to everyone who participated in Q7 evaluations, giving out very valuable feedback, which let us to make such an exceptional tool.
November, 2010 — Xored Software, Inc. presents longly awaited Technology Preview of Q7 Functional Testing Tool and opens Early Access Program for eligible customers. Several years of research and development based on unique Eclipse experience and represents a powerful tool, tailored by Eclipse developers for Eclipse developers to fulfill their functional testing requirements.
The first Eclipse Testing Day was held on September 8, 2010 in Darmstadt, Germany. Xored was the only Russian company presenting its newly designed tool for automated testing called Q7. Not only we wanted to show our product that we were so proud of, but also were eager to share our thoughts and dreams on how testing should be carried out in Eclipse environment.