Tellurium vs Selenium: Compare

Question

I use selenium at some point and do everything with it. I would like to try Tellurium. I searched and found only a few questions about this. I would like to know the following

• What are the main benefits of using tellurium?
• How is Selenium + Groovy different?

Answer 1

Tellurium is a DSL (domain-specific language) for Selenium. This was done to facilitate the use of Selenium. If you like Tellurium, better than using it.

in this document you can see how its different http://code.google.com/p/aost/wiki/UserGuide070Introduction?tm=6

If we consider Selenium a “C language,” Tellurium is similar to a “C ++” language, which uses a different testing concept. There are several advantages to describing user interface elements as a user interface module. Tellurium emphasizes UI decoupling from test code. Structured test code simplifies Tellurium maintenance and refactoring.

Answer 2

Separation

is the only advantage of Tellurium. If you read any Tellurium paper, you should know that Tellurium is expressive. You know which interface you are testing, which is good for testing. With the release of 0.7.0, tellurium is diverted from Selenium with a host of new concepts such as group localization and tellurium widgets, to name a few.

The following wiki examined the comparison between Selenium and Tellurium:

http://code.google.com/p/aost/wiki/TelluriumAWrapOfSelenium

Telurum IDE now, you can try. Learn more about http://code.google.com/p/aost/wiki/TelluriumIde080RC1

Answer 3

I would also like to say that separating user interface elements from the kernel implementation should be standard practice . However, Tellurium is not new.

WebDriver, for example, has PageFactory ( http://code.google.com/p/selenium/wiki/PageFactory ).

So, based on this Tellurium is really nothing new. Alas, if your framework is strong enough to support long-term efforts and can withstand the iron teeth of time, then these are really just the "how" questions that you use.

Your infrastructure should be good enough, regardless of the technology wrapped around or in it for that matter.

Gergely.

Answer 4

I use a rational functional tester where UI objects are stored in object maps (xml files), private or shared xml files. I can tell you that it is a nightmare to support these files when you have many scripts and you need to make a small change to the object map because the user interface has changed.

I prefer the java method, I agreed with the comments “I would like to say that decoupling user interface elements from the kernel implementation should be standard practice. Tellurium is not new in this.

Answer 5

Selenium is free and has a very beautiful Firefox Plugin . From my point of view, Selenium is the de facto standard. Selenuim has a very clear and simple syntax.

But I do not quite understand what Tellurium is .