CST 438: Week 6

 This week we again worked with system tests, one of the things I learned is that on pages with multiple dialog boxes and or modals it is important to make sure that all elements have unique Id's otherwise the system may not find the right element to interact with. I also learned about cloud computing and virtual machines which can be useful for companies who cannot afford to have servers and server rooms on site. 

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