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I don't really understand why you're comparing automation testing (Selenium) with Javascript unit testing?

• pkrumins 15y ago
  Testling is both!
  • 3am 15y ago
    Agreed - if testling/browserling are not positioned for functional testing, I'm sorry for not catching on to that. In my defense, you could easily market it as a functional testing tool (sort of how Selenium could support unit testing in the browser since it can modify the dom letting you mock out external calls, even though it's not a natural fit for the tool) Also, thanks for explaining stackVM. That's a pretty cool idea - it's not a problem for me where I am now, but anecdotally the flash/java console plugins can run into issues with corporate firewalls and browser security policies so something based on html5 canvases / http long polling (if I'm not assuming too much on the implementation side) could help solve that.