TestComplete Enterprise Vs Selenium
Hi All, We have a TestComplete license and we are using it for test automation of desktop application. Now we are migrating from Desktop to cloud based application. Can anyone pl tell me wh...
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One of the things that I absolutely love in all products originated from AutomatedQA (TestComplete, AQtime, AutomatedBuildStudio, discontinued AutomatedDockingLibrary, AQtrace and AQdevTeam) is the infrastructure provided by the tools. By the infrastructure I mean user-friendly logging, multy-user support, network features, data-driven testing and other things that you will have to implement by yourself with a lot of (if not for all of) free tools. Yes, a lot of mentioned functionality exists for Selenium as a separate components, but you will have to find them and integrate. Note that Selenium means Java with all its hell with components location and versioning.
One more thing: while you should not pay for Selenuim itself, the total cost of ownership (TCO) for commercial and 'free' products is usually the same. This statement well corresponds to my personal observations and opinion of other guys I talked with.
One more thing: while you should not pay for Selenuim itself, the total cost of ownership (TCO) for commercial and 'free' products is usually the same. This statement well corresponds to my personal observations and opinion of other guys I talked with.
