Chapter 18 – Playwright Project
Now that you’ve mastered all aspects of Playwright from basic automation to advanced framework design and CI integration it’s time to bring everything together in a real-world project example. In …
Now that you’ve mastered all aspects of Playwright from basic automation to advanced framework design and CI integration it’s time to bring everything together in a real-world project example. In …
As your Playwright test suite grows, it’s essential to make it fast, stable, and maintainable. Slow or flaky tests not only frustrate developers but also undermine confidence in automation. In …
Automated testing isn’t truly powerful until it runs continuously after every commit, pull request, or deployment. That’s where Continuous Integration (CI) comes in. In this chapter, we’ll walk through how …
When tests run, visibility into what happened whether they pass or fail is crucial. Playwright provides rich reporting features and automatically captures artifacts such as screenshots, videos, and traces to …
Assertions are the heart of every automated test, they determine whether your application behaves as expected. Without them, tests can interact with the UI endlessly but never verify if the …
File operations are a key part of end-to-end testing. Whether it’s uploading a document, exporting a report, or verifying that a downloaded file exists, Playwright provides robust APIs to handle …
Modern web applications are powered by APIs and network requests fetching data, submitting forms, or validating users. When testing such applications, relying on live APIs can make tests slow, unreliable, …
Modern web applications often involve multiple pages, pop-ups, or embedded frames. Whether it’s handling an OAuth login window, a payment gateway, or an embedded chat widget, understanding how to control …
One of the biggest challenges in browser automation is flakiness, when tests pass sometimes and fail other times, even though nothing changed in your code. This usually happens because the …
In the last chapter, we explored fixtures a powerful Playwright feature that simplifies setup and teardown for tests. Now that we can prepare and manage test environments efficiently, it’s time …
In this chapter, we’ll dive deep into fixtures, one of Playwright’s most powerful mechanisms for organizing test setup, teardown, and resource management. Fixtures make it easy to define reusable contexts …
In the previous chapter, we learned how to organize a Playwright project with a professional folder structure. Now, it’s time to dive deeper into one of the most powerful patterns …
In the previous chapters, you learned how to perform actions, make assertions, and use Playwright’s test runner to automate real-world scenarios. Now it’s time to level up your test automation …
In the previous chapter, you learned how to perform user interactions like clicking, typing, selecting, and navigating. Now it’s time to learn how to verify that your web application behaves …
Now that you understand Playwright’s core components Browser, Context, Page, and Locator, it’s time to start performing real interactions on web pages. In this chapter, you’ll learn how to simulate …
Now that you’ve successfully installed Playwright and run your first test, it’s time to understand the core concepts that make Playwright work. In this chapter, we’ll break down Playwright’s architecture …
Welcome to Chapter 2 of Practical Playwright Automation with JavaScript! In the previous chapter, you learned what Playwright is and wrote your very first automation script. Now, we’ll go a …
Welcome to the first chapter of Practical Playwright Automation with JavaScript. Before we start writing any code, let’s understand what Playwright actually is, why it exists, and how it fits …
Welcome to Practical Playwright Automation with JavaScript a hands-on guide designed to help you learn modern browser automation step by step, from the very basics to advanced techniques used in …
Mobile Application Testing involves testing mobile apps to make sure they work well before they are available to users. This includes checking how the app works on different devices and systems to find and fix any problems that could affect users. By testing thoroughly, developers can make sure the app is high quality and works reliably on various mobile devices.
Get interview-ready in Automation Testing with these top 10 questions covering key concepts, frameworks, and best practices. Stand out in your next interview!
As a software tester, you might have noticed that the people who create the automated tests don’t always know how the app they’re testing is supposed to work. This can …
Automation testing is the use of software to execute tests without manual intervention. It involves writing scripts that can mimic user actions and verify the application’s functionality. Automation testing can …
Automation testing is a way to reduce the time and cost of software testing. It involves using software tools to automatically execute tests. Automation testing can be used to test …
False positives in automation testing are test cases that fail even though the software under test is working correctly. This can lead to wasted time and resources, and can also …
Imagine you want to learn how to drive a car. You could just get behind the wheel and start driving, but that would be very dangerous. You need to learn …
Test case prioritization is the process of assigning a priority to each test case in a test suite. This is important in large automation suites, where there are often hundreds …
Welcome to our blog where we’ll explore how to handle SSL certificate issues while performing automation testing with Selenium. As automation testers, we often encounter SSL certificate problems while accessing …
As an automation tester, one of your most important jobs is to decide which test cases should be automated. Automation can save you time and effort, improve accuracy, and make …
In software testing, the login functionality of an application is an important part to ensure the security and usability of the system. One common practice in automated testing is to …
When it comes to automating web testing with Selenium WebDriver and TestNG, there are certain best practices that can help us achieve better results. By following these practices, we can …
Welcome to the “TestNG Reporting with Selenium WebDriver” blog. TestNG is a popular testing framework that provides comprehensive reporting capabilities to help us understand the results of our tests. With …
In today’s fast-paced digital world, websites and web applications have become an integral part of businesses. As the usage of web applications increases, it becomes crucial for developers and testers …
Welcome to our blog post on the Top 10 Codeless Testing Tools in 2023. In today’s fast-paced digital world, software testing is a crucial process for ensuring the quality of …
Welcome to our DevOps and automated testing blog. It goes without saying that software development has become a crucial component of every organisation in the current digital era. Organizations are …
As software development continues to advance at a rapid pace, it’s essential to ensure that new updates and changes do not break existing functionality. This is where regression testing comes …
XPath is a powerful tool that allows Selenium testers to select elements on a web page using a variety of criteria, such as element type, attributes, and position in the …
Screenshotting is particularly useful when it comes to automating web applications. It helps you to analyze the bugs that you find while testing the applications. Taking screenshots might help you …
As an automation tester, one of the crucial tasks is to upload files and validate the file upload functionality of a website. Upload file using Selenium WebDriver is an essential …
Assertions are used to compare the actual and expected results. It is an important part of test automation since it helps in the early identification of defects, saving time and …
In web applications, Scrolling is an important functionality. There are scenarios where we have to scroll up and down to perform some actions such as viewing content, selecting options, etc. …
In web automation, dropdowns play a vital role in testing and simulating user interactions. Automating the selection of option(s) from a list, saves time and reduces manual effort. Handling dropdowns …
Selenium is a popular open-source tool for website automation, it can significantly reduce the time and effort required for manual testing. One of the most important aspects of Selenium testing …
Handling alerts and popups is an essential part of web automation with Selenium WebDriver. In this blog, we’ll cover everything you need to know about How to Handle Alerts and …
Modern web apps frequently use the interactive feature drag and drop. It enables users to drag objects to different locations on the screen by clicking and holding them with the …
Selenium is a popular tool for automating web testing tasks. One of the most important aspects of Selenium is its ability to interact with web pages and elements using the …
Web locators are an essential component of every Selenium script when it comes to Automation Testing. Web locators enable you to locate certain items on a web page and interact …
Automation testing has become a popular choice for software testers to ensure the quality of their application. One of the most popular tools for automation testing is Selenium. Selenium is …
Balancing manual and automation testing is a crucial aspect of software development. Both types of testing have their pros and cons, and finding the right balance between the two is …
Debugging errors in automated tests can be a real pain. As a software tester, you need to make sure your tests run smoothly and accurately, but sometimes things just do …
Automated testing has become an important part of modern software development. It helps ensure that software works as expected and saves time and resources in the long run. One of …
What Is Software Automation Testing? Software Automation Testing is a method of testing software applications using automated tools to compare expected and actual results. It is a method of testing …