Survival techniques for acceptance tests of web applications (Part 1)This strikes me as a plug for something. You mention only Selenium, and no alternatives. Selenium inherently requires a lot of effort to make it work the way it should, and by allowing Seleniums's JavaScript injection to test my site, I have to code my site in a way that leaves it open to later attack. We have recently stopped using Selenium because it's script maintenance was more of a problem th
