Hi guys,
I believe that 95% of all possible GUI-based test-cases can be implemented using KWT. In another 4% we should use API and we can create powerful scripts or extensions and also use them in our KWT environment. And only 1% (possibly) will require other tools.
Anyway you need better if you have at least one good coder in your QA team, if you are using any of test automation tools.
baxatob I agree with you but if you have no team with testers around you, and are the only person responsible for QA (like me), you don't have the time /focus to work on coding issues, you just want to have a framework as easy and fast as possible....
==> you don't have the time /focus to work on coding issues, you just want to have a framework as easy and fast as possible....
Every company has a own unique set of applications and is in a different situation. Creating a framework tailored to your company needs almost always requires an investment. If your company doesn't want to invest in the framework then it is their choice. There are no default framework that suit everybody :)
testing is very important but if you don't want to invest in your testing capabilities then I assume quality is not important for the company :)
