Monitoring as codeUnite E2E testing and monitoring in one developer-focused monitoring as code (MaC) workflow. Synthetic MonitoringOpen Source based E2E automation to monitor your web app continuously.
The switch from Puppeteer to Playwright is easy. But is it worth it? And how exactly does one migrate existing scripts from one tool to another? What are the required code-level changes, and what new features and approaches does the switch enable? UPDATE: you can use our puppeteer-to-playwright conversion script to quickly migrate your Puppeteer codebase to Playwright. Puppeteer and Playwright tod
A little over 9 months ago, Wealthfront converted 100% of our end-to-end tests from Selenium (via Capybara) to Puppeteer. The process involved converting hundreds of tests that provide coverage for just about all of Wealthfront’s product offerings on the website. This blog post will cover why we migrated away from Selenium, the process we used to convert the tests, and the result of the completed
Chrome DevTools: Record tests with the puppeteer recorder Last updated: 25th November 2020 Introduction The Puppeteer Recorder feature in Chrome DevTools can monitor your webpage interactions and generate the code to automate a browser. For example, if you click on an element and type an email address into an email field, the recorder can generate the following code: await page.click("aria/Login")
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