E2exe: How we solved Windows desktop automation for enterprise scale | QA Wolf
- There’s a good reason why testing Windows desktop apps was one of the most requested features from customers: no one in the world has the infrastructure to parallelize thousands of runs per month.
- Web testing infrastructure is relatively easy: a headless browser starts inside a Linux container in a couple seconds, costs a fraction of a cent to run, and gets thrown away when the test ends.
- There’s no equivalent for testing a Windows desktop app.
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- There’s a good reason why testing Windows desktop apps was one of the most requested features from customers: no one in the world has the infrastructure to parallelize thousands of runs per month.
- Web testing infrastructure is relatively easy: a headless browser starts inside a Linux container in a couple seconds, costs a fraction of a cent to run, and gets thrown away when the test ends.
- There’s no equivalent for testing a Windows desktop app.
Sources: Qawolf