Best complete testing suites available online

In Testers toolbox - an alternative guide post I listed various sites that you may use for testing skills improvement. Today I’d like to show you something totally different - complete end-to-end testing suites that are open-sourced and freely available for study/fork/reference. They may not be easy to understand at the beginning, but once you delve deeper you will notice how they take advantage of various frameworks. Reserve yourself some free time and try to investigate them fully - don’t get discouraged at the first obstacle. Imagine today is the first day of your new job and you want to run them locally.

Word of warning at the beginning: The number of tests isn’t too big. Probably that’s because those companies follow the test pyramid pattern (ThoughtWorks example below). You should follow it too. E2E test may be cool, but they always require maintenance. No exceptions from that rule I’m afraid.

Wikia

Classic Java project with Gradle build tool. Updating almost in a daily manner. Must see for everyone writing in Java.

WordPress

Awesome JavaScript testing suite announced in may. Nodejs and Calypso (Mocha) are used here. There is also support for various resolutions and test notifications on Slack (with screenshot). Fantastic overall. Interesting quote explaining why tests were open sourced:

The quality of our code and our product depend on the amount of feedback we get and on the amount of people who use them. If we’re developing behind closed doors, we are putting artificial limits to both.

Matt Mullenweg, CEO Automattic