Working with the Scripted Object Map | Release Webinar | Squish GUI Tester
Watch the Squish 6.4 Release Webinar about the new Script-based Object Map. The latest version of the Squish GUI test automation tool comes with a powerful new scheme for expressing and managing object names: the Script-based Object Map. Instead of storing object property lists as plain string lists, this approach makes use of variables and dictionaries. By adopting the native concepts of the scripting language, this simplifies the process of tweaking object lookups, e.g. to accomplish dynamic object lookups. The Script-based Object Map offers great flexibility and you can split it up to organize GUI objects belonging to different UI layers or test units. Furthermore, the Script-based Object Map is tightly integrated with the Squish test creation environment. It allows you to leverage IDE features such as object name code completion and refactoring for a truly great user experience.
Oh, here is more
Webinar: The Cyber Resilience Act: What Waiting is Costing US Software Teams
Starting September 11, 2026, the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) requires companies to report actively...
Watch Video
Webinar: Architecture-Guided Migration to Rust
Rust promises memory safety and modern tooling — but migrating a large, safety-critical C or C++ cod...
Watch Video
On-Demand Webinar: CI/CD and Continuous Compliance of Embedded Software for Aerospace and Defense
Today, CI/CD for pure software products is well understood. But hardware dependencies and embedded d...
Watch Video
De-Risking AI Playbooks: How to Build Visual UI Tests That Remain 100% Deterministic
Pixel-by-pixel UI testing is too brittle for modern release cycles, yet LLMs introduce a dangerous l...
Watch Video