I just posted this to the BBST (Black Box Software Testing) course discussion list; I thought it might be worth repeating here:
If you aren't excited about the nUnit test automation frameworks, Test::Tutorial is an excellent alternative, if Perl-centric:
http://www.wgz.org/chromatic/Perl/Test-tutorial
I saw Schwern and Chromatic give this OSCon in 2003 - oddly enough, it's where I met Danny Faught.
Schwern also gave this talk at YAPC 2002, and the audio is available on-line:
http://www.perl.org/yapc/2002/audio/schwern-test-tutorial.wav.mp3
If you are not a perl programmer but would like to implement the test functions mike talks about in your language, I put a post about that on my (old) blog a few years back:
http://use.Perl.org/~heusserm/journal/16165
(Yes, a few years ago I had a blog that I stopped maintaining ... use.perl.org just doesn't seem to be the right home for this stuff.)
One of the things I love about Perl's approach to test frameworks is its flexibility. On top of the simple Test::Builder/Harness framework you can use specification based testing frameworks using Test::LectroTest , data driven tests using Test::Base, xUnit frameworks using Test::Class, domain specific tests Test::WWW::Mechanize, Test::ISBN, etc. and they all play nice together because they're built on the same infrastructure. Handy.
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