Testing an online shop: buster vs. selenium
I'm new to test driven development.
My project is an online shop with legacy Java backend and a static grid
based UI implemented with JSP and a light touch of Javascript/JQuery. We
have two different versions of the UI: one for mobile and one for desktop
browsers.
My task is to choose a test framework and I am thinking to choose between
BusterJS and Selenium. I've been reading a little about both and this is
what I understood:
Selenium is older and has a bigger community plus an IDE that runs on
Firefox and allows rapid test prototyping. It allows running tests in
parallel and supports several programming languages.
Buster.JS is in beta with big promises for the future. We need to write
tests in Javascript.
That's pretty much what I know about them.
We want to test the functionality of our online shop so it doesn't break
between releases (both back-end and front-end). What test frame work do
you recommend and why?
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