Pirate Rob on Grails Selenium RC

Saturday, 21 November 2009

Pirate Rob on Grails Selenium RC

Posted by Simon Baker

Tags: acceptance testing, conference, ggug, grails, selenium, testing

Pirate Rob talks about testing Grails applications with the Selenium RC plugin at London Groovy & Grails User Group.

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2 Comments

Hi!, I'm searching for a new framework to develop web applications, can you tell me what is your expirience with Grails developing the sky.com portal, and if there are some advantages over ROR or DJango? Thanks for your help!

Comment by Fernando

Hi Fernando,

We chose Grails as the basis for the web application development after evaluating a number of different Java-based frameworks (stripes, tapestry etc.). We had previous experience writing some large internationalized portals using SpringMVC and the approach that Grails took was similar and would enable us to get up-and-running quicker (built-in build system, plugin architecture w/ lots of available plugins). Our team had solid Java skills so the jump to Groovy was not too great. We don't use PHP so DJango wasn't really considered, and as for Ruby on Rails while it offered alot of similar benefits it did not have the depth of libraries and industry acceptance to be a supportable technology for the client.

If you'd like to discuss in more detail / in person please let me know.

Gus.

Comment by Gus Power

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