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Beginning to Learn TestNG
I have recently started to learn TestNG. There are two reasons for this. The first was an intriguing discussion I had with a test engineer candidate about a Selenium based system he had built on top of TestNG. More recently, a colleague suggested we convert from JUnit to TestNG for our Selenium tests to better allow us to use Selenium Grid.
My initial impressions are positive. However, I am just beginning. This is my initial set of reference materials:
- The TestNG web site and references on the web site
- The testng-users Google Group
- Next Generation Java Testing: TestNG and Advanced Concepts
- StackOverflow questions related to TestNG
