New TestComplete Extends SmartBear's Leadership Position in Web Application and HTML5 Testing
New TestComplete Extends SmartBear's Leadership Position in Web Application and HTML5 Testing
Latest Version of TestComplete Supports Sencha's Ext JS 4 UI Controls for Rich Internet Applications; Expands Cross-Browser Testing to All Major Browsers Including Opera and Safari
BEVERLY, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- A new version of TestComplete by SmartBear Software, provider of software quality tools used by more than one million developers and testers worldwide, extends the company's leadership position in Web application and HTML5 testing with several upgrades, including support for the leading HTML5/JavaScript framework, Sencha Ext JS for rich Internet applications. This latest version of TestComplete increases cross-browser testing with support for Opera and Safari as well as updated support for the most recent versions of Chrome and Firefox.
"Sencha Ext JS is the leading standard for business-grade Web application development with over 100 examples, 1,000 APIs, hundreds of components, a full documentation suite and built-in themes," said Gautam Agrawal, Senior Product Manager at Sencha. "Web application testing is critical for our users, particularly the use of Ext JS 4 UI controls in HTML5. Users can now build even more robust applications, backed by the most comprehensive Web application testing available with TestComplete."
Along with Sencha Ext JS, this new version of TestComplete adds support for JavaFX 2, Qt 5 and Apache Flex 4.9. Integration with third party Agile tools is updated to include JIRA 6.0, 5.2 and 5.0 as well as Axosoft OnTime 2012 and 2013. The latest TestComplete works with SmartBear AQTime 8 application profiler to automatically analyze performance and memory usage, and test coverage during test execution.
"Web testing continues to drive growth in the desktop test automation market," said Sergei Sokolov, Vice President, Product Management, Test and Performance at SmartBear. "As one of the world's most recognized automated testing tools, TestComplete keeps apace with the requirements of this growing market, including all-important support for Sencha Ext JS and complete cross-browser testing using all five commonly used browsers on the Windows platform."
Last month, TestComplete was named the winner of a Dr. Dobb's Jolt Award in the best testing tools category for raising the bar for what a high quality software testing suite should be. It is on demonstration at FalafelCon, a two-day super developer training, Monday June 10 - Tuesday, June 11, 2013 at Microsoft's Silicon Valley Campus.
To trial TestComplete for free, visit: http://smartbear.com/products/qa-tools/automated-testing-tools/free-testcomplete-trial.
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