Thursday, March 01, 2007
I don't like to do echo when a new release of a product or something hits the street, but I don't like that great things fall into oblivion too just why people don't write about it, so I'm proud to announce that WatiN 1.0.0 has been released. I would like to thank Jeroen Van Menen for doing this great framework to test our web applications via UI automation.
"This release adds may new features like using multiple attributes to search for an element, full support for the Style attribute, casting an Element instance to a more specialized element type, support for changing the default settings used by WatiN, added support for tbody elements and improvements to SelectList and Table."
This is the brief release note that Jeroen has made public, but obviously there's a lot of work behind that, a lot changes internally and in the API Side. Now, as a good "Release echoer", some links for an in depth information about WatiN 1.0.0 release.
Now, if you still reading this post and don't know what WatiN is, you can check out my codeproject article that briefly introduces on how to use this framework to test our web applications user interfaces.