Meet froglogic at Qt Developer Days 2011 in Munich
After an eventful year in the Qt world it’s time for the annual Qt Developer Days again. We are very happy that the tradition continues and as it looks the European event, which starts today in Munich,...
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Merry Christmas
Another “best year ever” at froglogic slowly comes to an end. We’d like to take the opportunity to thank all our customers and partners for the trust you put in us and look forward to continue working...
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Help with cherry-picking
A question to those out there who are interested in the use of revision control software and release management. We are using git but I’ll try to formulate the challenge independant of the concrete...
View ArticleYes. We are hiring, too, but…
… not just testers. While our products Squish and Squish Coco are about testing we also need developers! Good ones. Those that are good with C++ mainly. But in the end we can also throw Java,...
View ArticleFirst time at BASTA!
The last exhibition day of 3 days total at the BASTA! conference is about to end. It’s the first time that we have chosen to come here and it turned out be a worthwhile trip. The BASTA! conference...
View ArticleSquish for automating mobile GUI tests
Squish supports automating iOS Apps on the Simulator and on devices for several years now. In addition, we are close to releasing Squish for Android. You can now see a demo video of how Squish works to...
View Articlefroglogic is hiring!
We are hiring. See our job ad at StackOverflow. In addition we need technical documentation writers and technical sales people. Contact us at jobs@froglogic.com if you are interested!
View ArticleKDAB’s Squish Tip: Remember nativeType
Our partner KDAB, who is a Squish expert providing services around Squish and Qt, and who has helped many of our customers with their GUI test automation, published a new monthly Squish tip. Read it at...
View ArticleMeet froglogic at Qt Developer Days 2012 and join the Squish Training Class
froglogic is proud to sponsor the Qt Developer Days in Berlin, Germany, on November 12-14th and Santa Clara, California, on December 5-7th: www.qtdeveloperdays.com In addition to the technical tracks...
View ArticleBack from Qt Developer Days in Berlin
This week #QtDD12 have been held in Berlin. It was a great event and clearly shows that the future of Qt as cross platform development framework looks very bright again. On the first day a Squish...
View ArticleSquish GUI Tester implementation success at Precision Farming Technology company
Learn how an industry leading precision farming technology company produced rapid measurable results implementing Squish GUI Tester for their Qt-embedded application automated test framework here....
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Squish for Qt Webinar Questions & Answers
Thank you to those who were able to attend our webinar. Please find a summary of some of the questions (and answers) from the webinar below. Email additional questions to squish@froglogic.com Question:...
View ArticleSquish tip of the week: How to wait for multiple objects
Ever encounter a situation where waiting for the availability of just one object isn’t enough? Perhaps multiple items in your application need to be in a particular state before your test can proceed?...
View ArticleSquish tip of the week: How to modify the mouse click duration
Did you know you can control the duration of a mouse click? Or create drag-and-drop mouse events? Perhaps you have a pop-up menu, a menu which requires a longer click, or need to click and drag an...
View ArticleSquish tip of the week: Keyword-driven testing with Robot Framework
Designing your test framework to incorporate keyword-driven testing can produce a test framework that minimized maintenance time as your application changes. Keyword-driven testing utilizes action or...
View ArticleFixed blog comment captchas
A customer pointed out that the “captcha” mechanism protecting this blog against spammers worked so “good” that even legitimate users couldn’t post any comments. Embarassing. Turned out that the plugin...
View ArticleSquish tip of the week: How to capture data for reuse later in test
A common question I hear from users is: Is it possible to capture data from my application, store it, and use it later in my test? Quick Answer: Absolutely! Using Squish’s object access functions,...
View ArticleSquish tip of the week: How to determine all child objects of a given type
Need to know the number of check boxes, rows or items associated with a particular parent object? Perhaps each child object containing a specific flag holds valuable information. You can tell Squish to...
View ArticleSquish tip of the week: Validate functionality and visual layout
Did you know Squish can visually validate your application in addition to verifying objects & properties? While the most common method of validation testing is data or object related, Squish can...
View ArticleSquish GUI Tester 5.1 Released
As announced today on www.froglogic.com, we are excited to make available Squish 5.1. A lot of new features found its way into this release. This includes Multi-touch gesture support, an interactive...
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