QF-Test 6.0.5 available
Dear QF-Test users and interested parties,
with QF-Test 6.0.5 the final update for QF-Test version 6 was released today in oder to support Java 20 and Eclipse / SWT 4.27 alias « 2023-03 », fix a number of bugs and prepare the way for parallel operation with QF-Test 7.
Next week, most of our developers are going to attend the JavaLand conference – not only as participants and listeners but also with a talk and our own booth. There we are going to demo our latest and greatest QF-Test version 7, scheduled for release shortly after the conference.
Your QFS team
- Java 20 and Eclipse 4.27 are now supported
- Some Bugfixes
- Preparation for parallel operation with the upcoming QF-Test 7.0
We advise all users to update to this version in due time.
Download QF-Test version 6.0.5
To the detailed Release Notes
Save the date: Events in 2023
JavaLand 2023 fromMarch 21 to 23, 2023 at Phantasialand Brühl, Germany
Visit us at our exhibition booth and listen to our talk Level Up Your Code – OOP-Designtechniken (nicht nur) für Quereinsteiger.
Free special webinar on June 19 2023 starting 15:30 CEST:
QF-Test 7.0 – These are the highlights you should know!
Clear the stage for the latest version QF-Test 7.0! We will introduce you to the new refreshed user interface and present the other highlights.
For beginners and experts: Join our QF-Test compact courses from June 12 to 15, 2023. Small groups, via webinar.
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➜To the case study - The case study of B+S Bankensysteme describes how our client migrated critical banking software from Java Swing to the web via WebSwing. Thanks to QFS, he could simply continue using all existing tests seamlessly.
➜To the case study - Students of Prof. José Campos from the University of Lisbon, Portugal have given us feedback on QF-Test as part of their course Verification and Validation of Software.
➜Read the evaluation report
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