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It's not actually that terrible, but then again it depends on what you're building I suppose. Where I work, I made a fairly robust image diffing utility that r
by dcherman 11y ago
It's not actually that terrible, but then again it depends on what you're building I suppose.
Where I work, I made a fairly robust image diffing utility that runs using Selenium/WebDriver on all browsers that we support. Combined with a robust test suite of many different scenarios, we can make changes to our stylesheets with a pretty high amount of confidence that if anything changed, it'll fail the build.
- Roboprog 11y agoThat sounds like a lotta work, but that's a good thing to have when the appearance is an important part of what you are doing. (cost-benefit, risk management and all that)