• Google Spreadsheets: This Google.Doc spreadsheet program is implemented entirely with JavaScript and it is a true AJAX application that interacts continuously with the user. Our write-up shows how eValid can work to use structural commands that are immune to various changes in the way the individual pages are organized.

• All-Email-Based Monitoring: Most of the time RIA monitoring is done from one or more machines and reported into a larger monitoring system. (Our RIA Monitoring Demo is an example of how this works). But what if you don't want all that? This write-up shows how eValid can perform critical monitoring functions with all of the reporting done by email.

• Google Text Documents: Handling AJAX text documents can be tricky, because they often change dynamically as the AJAX process updates the current data. Here again, eValid structural testing commands come to the rescue, and yield reliable, effective, and non-brittle tests.

• Component Performance Checking: Here is an eValid configuration and setup that lets you use the built in EventLog Detailed Timing option to study how individual page components arrive after the parent page has been downloaded. Did you know that in an AJAX application, "Done" may NOT mean "done". Using eValid as the driver (in Pause or Breakpoint mode)...

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• Workshop on Teaching Software Testing (WTST9) 30 January -- 1 February 2010, Melbourne, Florida, USA.
• IEEE International Conference on Software Testing Techniques, Verification and Validation, 6-9 April 2010, Paris, France, EU.
• 2nd International Workshop on Testing Techniques and Experimentation Benchmarks for Event-Driven Software (TESTBEDS 2010), 6 April 2010, Paris, France, EU.
• 5th International Workshop on Mutation Analysis (Mutation 2010), 6 April 2010, Paris, France, EU.
• International Conference on Web Engineering (ICWE 2010), 5-9 July 2010, Vienna, Austria, EU.
• International Symposium on Software Testing and Analysis (ISSTA 2010), 12-16 July 2010, Trento, Italy, EU.

These events all deserve careful consideration, so please take a look at them!

• Review the eValid Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).
• Watch some of our Annotated/Animated Movies. You'll see how eValid works from the GUI level, and see how eValid deals with specific testing situations.
• If you run into a tricky problem testing a website, you might consider checking out the 40+ entries in our Worked Solutions Resource. You'll find a wide range of already-worked examples showing how eValid solves typical testing situations.
• For general eValid usage you may wish to check into the set of our "top 99" Power User Tips & Tricks. They cover everything from simple functional testing to detailed LoadTest experiment development.