Agenda Unit Test Framework for the XAML app developer Automated end-user testing using Coded UI Test Q&A.

Automated Testing of XAML-based Windows Store appsPrachi BoraProgram ManagerMicrosoft Corporation3-323

Agenda

• Unit Test Framework for the XAML app developer

• Automated end-user testing using Coded UI Test

• Q&A

Quick Tour of the App

• AdventureWorks Shopper App

• Prism for the Windows Runtime

• Helps you implement MVVM

• Guide to creating accessible apps

Unit Test Framework: What will you need• Windows 8 or newer• Visual Studio 2012 Update 2 or newer• Win8Express, Pro, Premium and Ultimate editions

Demo: Testing the ubiquitous async methods

Demo: Inline data-driving

Demo: Extensible MSTest Framework

Coded UI Test: What will you need

• Windows 8.1• Visual Studio 2013 Preview• Premium and Ultimate editions

• C# or VB.NET skills

Coded UI Test: What’s new for XAML apps

• New Project Template !• New specialized

classes for XAML and Shell controls

• Support for Touch Gestures

Demo: Let’s automate “Add To Shopping Cart”

Demo: Shell Controls

Recap• Several improvements

in Unit Testing framework

• Extend and share as nuget !

• End-to-end functional testing using Coded UI Test

• Support for Gestures !

Thank You !

Contact: [email protected]

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• [3-301] Easy Async for Windows Store Apps in C#

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