21 projects tagged "Testing"
eval2 is a real-time evaluator for PHP. It is designed to be a debugging tool. Code is executed server-side as the user types and results are returned via AJAX. It comes with a limited textarea WYSIWYG code editor with tab, shift-tab indentation, and a GUI MySQL browser. It requires Firefox.
Lorem Ipsum Generator provides a GTK+ graphical user interface, a command-line interface, and a Python module that generate random "lorem ipsum" text (a popular kind of dummy text). The Lorem Ipsum Generator can produce a given quantity of paragraphs or sentences of "lorem ipsum" text. "Lorem ipsum" text is also known as "lipsum" text.
Accerciser lets you test all aspects of accessibility on the GNOME desktop. It uses AT-SPI to inspect and control widgets, allowing you to check whether an application is providing correct information to assistive technologies and automated test frameworks. It has a simple plugin framework that you can use to extend and customize the accessibility information displayed. It is written in Python and uses the pyLinAcc component from LSR to interact with AT-SPI using pyORBit. In essence, it is a next generation at-poke tool.
JCite makes it possible to cite snippets of Java source code in your HTML documents (API documentation, for instance). The snippets are copied out of Java class source files, which should be part of the regular build. This guarantees that the cited snippets are always up-to-date. If you cite from unit tests, you even get the guarantee that they still work correctly. Finally, thanks to the excellent Java2Html library, the cited snippets get automatic syntax highlighting.
Avrora is a set of tools for programs that run on the AVR series of microcontrollers produced by Atmel. It contains a flexible framework for simulating, analyzing, and optimizing assembly programs, and provides a clean Java API and infrastructure for experimentation, profiling, and analysis.
ReadySET is a project to produce and maintain a library of reusable software engineering document templates. These templates provide a ready starting point for the documents used in software development projects. Using good templates can help developers work more quickly, and they help prompt discussion and avoid oversights. Key features include: high-quality outlines, sample text, and checklists, use of simple Web technologies (pure XHTML and CSS), and templates for many common software engineering documents.
RvTest is an extension to JUnit that allows for server, integration, and load testing of TIBCO Rendezvous based solutions. The general approach to performing these tests is to Create and send a stimulus message(s), create the expected response message(s), and record the actual response and compare to the expected value(s). Messages can be defined in Java code or in XML files.