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DaveJ

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6. I see there are lots of testing frameworks for .net so I'll check them out.

Reply to Phillip McCleod (Reply #5)

Thu Mar 28, 2013, 07:21 AM

Mar 2013

I'm not sure if it helps in my real world situation which involves client side browser incompatibilities, but my coworker is leaving so I'm taking over his internal site which might benefit from this kind of testing. I hope I get a chance. People are using it, so just keeping up with their own complaints will consume all my time, probably. Thanks.

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Has anyone used 3rd party testers? [View all] DaveJ Mar 2013 OP

If you advertise in the right places JayhawkSD Mar 2013 #1

This is for work so maybe when I have my own sites DaveJ Mar 2013 #4

what type of platform does your site run on? Phillip McCleod Mar 2013 #2

Interesting. I don't get it. DaveJ Mar 2013 #3

well i love academic questions.. Phillip McCleod Mar 2013 #5

I see there are lots of testing frameworks for .net so I'll check them out. DaveJ Mar 2013 #6