Automated Software Testing of JavaScript Web Applications

Master thesis (2017)

Authors

M.J. Rogalla

Contributors

A. van Deursen (mentor)

Programme

Software Technology () (TU Delft)

Software Testing Symbolic Execution Model JavaScript Automated Software Testing Model Learning Event-Sequence Web Applications Testing Framework Blue-Fringe Hubble SymJS Fujitsu

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Published Date

24-01-2017

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Programme

Software Technology

Abstract

Modern software is becoming more and more complex and manual testing cannot keep up with the need for high-quality reliable software: often due to the complexity of event-driven software, manual testing is done. This comes with many disadvantages in comparison with automated testing. The increased importance of having a secure, reliable online presence requires testing of JavaScript web applications. This thesis explores the current state of Automated Testing for JavaScript web applications, presents a new Automated Testing Framework and gives an outlook on future research. It intends to resolve some of the complexity issues to allow for automated testing.

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