The Methods & Tools newsletter has just released in its html archive
section the article "An Agile Tool Selection Strategy for Web Testing
Tools" by Lisa Crispin. Selecting a test automation tool has always
been a daunting task. Let's face it, just the thought of automating
tests can be daunting! To avoid that deer-in-the-headlights feeling,
consider taking an 'agile' approach to selecting web testing tools.
Plan an automation strategy before you consider the possible tool
solutions. Start simple, and make changes based on your evolving
situation. Here are some ideas based on experiences with different
agile (and not so agile!) development teams. Even if your team doesn't
use agile development practices, you'll get some useful tips.
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Roedy Green - 23 Aug 2007 10:59 GMT
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someone who said :
>The Methods & Tools newsletter has just released in its html archive
>section the article
The two tools I use most often are xenu and HTML Validator.
See http://mindprod.com/jgloss/xenu.html
http://mindprod.com/jgloss/htmlvalidator
Xenu finds broken links very quickly but has many problems. Eventually
I plan to write a replacement. The biggest problem is it thinks all
applets are broken links.
HTML Validator checks HTML markup syntax and CSS syntax.
One other tool is Topstyle for checking CSS and checking for invalid
classes in my HTML.. It won't run under Vista, so I have to fire up my
old Win2K machine to run it.

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