QF-Test
QF-Test is the test automation software for Web, Java (Swing, JavaFX and SWT), Windows and Android applications. QF-Test can be tested for free with the trial license fo...
- Paid • Proprietary
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Android
What is QF-Test?
QF-Test by Quality First Software GmbH is a well-established test automation tool in the IT testing market. QF-Test, the professional tool for test automation of applications with a graphical user interface (GUI), is successfully used by more than 1,400 customers from 60 different countries with 8,500 licenses. Free Trial: https://www.qfs.de/en/free-trial.html
Cross-platform (Windows, Linux/Unix, macOS, Android), cross-browser (Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, Opera, Edge etc. ) and easy usability just some of the strengths that characterize "The Tool for Professional UI Test Automation".
QF-Test provides support for Java applications: Swing, SWT, JavaFX, Eclipse plug-ins and RCP, ULC, Web Start, Applets (https://www.qfs.de/en/product/qf-test/java-testing.html) Web-based applications: HTML, AJAX: Angular, ExtGWT/GXT, ExtJS, GWT, ICEfaces, jQuery UI, jQuery EasyUI, Kendo UI, PrimeFaces, Qooxdoo, RAP, RichFaces, Smart GWT with Bootstrap and AngularJS Material toolkits, Vaadin, ZK etc. (https://www.qfs.de/en/product/qf-test/web-testing.html) Native Windows applications: Classic Win32 applications, .NET applications (C#) based on WPF or Windows Forms, Windows Apps / UWP applications using XAML controls, modern C++ applications (Qt) (https://www.qfs.de/en/product/qf-test/windows-testing.html) Android applications can be tested on real devices and with the Emulator from Android Studio. PDF Testing
Advanced options like structuring and modularization strongly increase the reusability of system tests and thus reduce the maintenance effort. With the new concept of SmartIDs, component recognition gets more flexible and easy. Expert functions like scripting in Jython, Groovy and Javascript enable access beyond the user interface. With its focus on regression testing, QF-Test is also applicable as a driver for load test automation.
Download: https://www.qfs.de/en/product/download.html Pricing: https://www.qfs.de/en/product/pricing.html
Professional email- and telephone support in English, German and French, directly from the authors and including: Documentation, videos, training, consulting, webinars, blog, mailing list
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- android-apps
- regression-test
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- claudia1 edited QF-Testcl
- 11mezren reviewed QF-Test111. I have been using QF-Test for 17 years, since 2005. First for Java Swing apps and now for Web. Very enjoyable to work with, especially if you are a creative individual. It gives me a deep sense of satisfaction. 2. Semi-automated development, very easy to create a framework. Test automation scripts should not be as complicated as API of apps they test. It allows one to develop and try any number of alternative solutions for a problem within a very short time. Even at runtime, while at a breakpoint, you can create, redesign entire test cases, record and insert any additional functions. You jump back and force, change values of variables, test and retest new and old functions as many times as needed without stopping the program. 3. Graphical/image-based editor as opposed to hard coding, thus ease of comprehension even for outsiders. One manual tester automated a complicated scenario just by looking at my “scripts.” By the end of the day, you feel as fresh as in the morning. 4. Simple to use but provides broad functionalities for all possible scenarios. 5. Robust and flexible image verification in the GUI. You can record an image even in the cell of a grid. Nine different algorithm types allow making recorded images immune to variations in color and don’t update them for years, if ever. 6. Multiple steps in component/element recognition. Sometimes I ask developers to set a name or any other ID to guarantee uniqueness and minimize updates due to changes in API, but only to minimize updates if they add one more component to 10 similar ones. 7. Customer/tech support is exemplary. I am in New York and they are in Germany; nevertheless, usually, I get an answer the same or the next day. Even in an environment of high-security level like in my company, they have a lot of means to get all needed info and troubleshoot your issues. 8. Allows keeping the number of automation engineers and functional/manual testers to a minimum. One engineer can develop, support, and execute thousands of test cases. Coupled with reasonable pricing, it’s very cost-effective. Once, management requested that I automate 400 test cases within a year to decrease pressure from manual/functional testers at release time because they were overwhelmed with the workload. It was challenging, but I did it. 9. Excellent, very detailed manual, plenty of tutorials and examples allow mastering the tool very quickly. If someone has already created a framework, new engineers pick up very quickly, even without prior experience with QF-Test. 10. Requires minimal input from app developers, if at all.
- 11mezren liked QF-Test11
I have been using QFTest for about 11 years and have been completely satisfied with the work I have done with it from the beginning. Despite its simplicity, it can solve any complex problem, it has excellent component recognition, it is very stable and has exceptional support.
qf-test is the tool of choice for me because it is stable, fast and has endless possibilities. in addition, the support is legendary.
We are vendor of a product called Webswing which is a web server that allows to run any Java Swing application inside a web browser, using only pure HTML5. We've been contacted by QFS to see whether their UI test tool QF-Test may also work for this special Java / Web system. This cooperation worked out pretty well and QF-Test turned out to be a great tool even for such very special cases. In fact the guys found a really cool way to allow UI tests previously developed for the Java application to be executed on a Webswing server via the web browser nearly unchanged. Awesome! Be sure to check it out when you are looking for a UI testing tool.