Testing through the UI: the good parts

Bertil Muth - May 30 '18 - - Dev Community

Many people are sceptical about testing through the user interface of an application. They prefer subcutaneous tests.

Typically, the arguments against testing through the UI are:

  • The tests run much slower than well-isolated unit tests
  • The tests are brittle, because the UI is one of the fastest changing parts of the application

In general, I fully agree with these arguments.
But today, I want to kick-off a different kind of discussion:
What positive experiences did you have with testing through the UI?

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