Too Much Test Automation?

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We Need A Better Way To Test

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GUI Automation and ROI

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It seems that many test automation efforts around the industry tend to focus on GUI automation, or automating

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Testing Systems

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The Dangers of Test Automation

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re: Too Much Test Automation?

Christopher Meisenzahl — Fri, 04 Feb 2005 18:04:00 GMT

You've really done a good job of describing the main issues.

I am a big proponent of intelligent use of automation. And I suspec that there are many people out there calling their huge automation libraries a success just because of their size.

Chris
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