Why do we need a framework while doing test automation? Why don’t we just code and make sure the script is runable? What is the advance by building a framework before implementing test cases?
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Author: lanhuynh (Page 1 of 2)
A QA engineer who interesting in Software Development, especially in Software Testing. Willing to learn/research new technology and share knowledge with everyone.
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When implement test cases with Visual Studio, which framework do you like? NUnit or MSTest or Other one (please give details)?
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