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by inglor 6y ago
I go into the "in depth" bits of how each browser "clicks" in a few talks but basically: - Cypress solves a much easier problem (no multiple tabs, no native actions no hovers etc). - Cypress does everything in JavaScri
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I've compared a few thousand tests in each testing library from real companies and I've found Cypress to be with "as many defects as Selenium in real projects". Most of the other open source tools (not to mention enterpr
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I think you can use Node.js (through tasks) in cypress. Agree with everything else though + the one time I opened an issue in their tracker (I asked a question about a crash in order to contribute!) they totally ignored me and then they ope
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by inglor 6y ago
We wrote "cypress for playwright" recently in order to use it internally and decided to open source it. Basically we took a bunch of Testim code for screenshots/console logs/network etc and made a package out of it at h
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by inglor 6y ago
Hey I wrote an open source tool that does #1 for Puppeteer and Playwright. I didn't bother doing videos since qawolf already wrote a plugin for that https://github.com/testimio/root-cause So both those things are
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by inglor 6y ago
Yes! I had a very similar experience and I want to really just write regular JavaScript, I mention this in https://www.testim.io/blog/puppeteer-selenium-playwright-cyp...
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by inglor 6y ago
I wrote an article about Cypress vs. other open source alternatives (like puppeteer/playwright) in case anyone is interested. The tl.dr is that I didn't end up using Cypress https://www.testim.io/blog/puppetee
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The thing making this easy in web pages is the _tooling_ though. The reason this is harder in Android than in web environments is that web tooling is just _very_ mature. Theoretically nothing is preventing you from exposing this functionali
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by inglor 6y ago
I don't understand... All these things are possible in systems where no such separation exists. What happens in other systems is that you can ask the system for an accessibility tree (for instance) and get a DOM like tree (for example
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by inglor 6y ago
NewPipe is also open source and very easy to sideload from F-Droid.
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I work in Testim.io and I want to say it's much easier to triage and fix e2e tests than unit tests in the CI when using such a platform. Most people just don't but lots of large companies like Microsoft and Salesforce do
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I don't know I did a few things in Chromium and admittedly it's a really big project BUT ninja and autoninja get really cryptic and complex pretty fast. To be fair it's better than make or the older gyp setup BUT for non triv
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by inglor 6y ago
Thanks for the suggestion, there is a GitHub link going there that looks like the GitHub logo. I take it that isn't clear enough so I will ask the website team (btw: cool they built a landing page for an OS project for us!) to add a mo
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by inglor 6y ago
Would love your feedback and to know how you commonly debug your scrapers to know what other features to add :]
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tl;dr Root Cause is a new open-source Node.js library, to help you visualize and troubleshoot your E2E Puppeteer & Playwright tests. Check out our interactive demo: https://github.com/testimio/root-cause-interactive
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by inglor 6y ago
Hey, I'm Benjamin and I'm one of the authors of this (foss) tool. You can check out the GitHub repo here https://github.com/testimio/root-cause We'd love (developer) feedback on this. This is the first (
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Show HN: Root Cause – A tool for debugging Puppeteer and Playwright tests(testim.io)
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Your I made it all the way to the "Google login", pressed it and was promoted for _way more_ than my email like my advertising preferences and any information I've found available. It is possible to make that optional and by
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by inglor 6y ago
Just GitHub codespaces that has built in support for vscode's jupyter notebook support. It's a much more general solution.
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by inglor 6y ago
HN reputation does not have any implications or monetary value - at least from a very early point. Amazon review scores have obvious monetary value.
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by inglor 6y ago
Can someone explain the benefit of using this over the (already existing and popular) reactive libraries? I've found a combination of MobX/RxJS to be a good fit for most applications that need reactive state and don't use a f
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by inglor 6y ago
There are many use cases for service workers you probably haven't heard of. For example at my last job (at a YC startup) we built a service worker that used P2P to serve mp4 video over WebRTC. It was the correct place to interop with t
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by inglor 6y ago
HTTPS is free (with let's encrypt) and useful for privacy. For example: No one is stopping someone from intercepting your request to your clinic and add a form asking for personal details - and then using those details to "restore
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by inglor 6y ago
Why assume it's a 0 sum game or try to regulate how people enjoy their free time? Isn't it much more effective to simply force ships to have much fewer emissions or offset them?
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by inglor 6y ago
Hey, this is cool we have a similar free project at https://www.testim.io/playwright-recorder/ - good job! Happy to see players in this space.
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I just wanted to weigh in that I am in the codespaces beta and it's working quite nicely! The experience is exactly what you'd expect, all the VSCode extensions mostly work and development is pretty smooth. The only bad part is th
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by inglor 6y ago
I don't work part-time at the moment but have before and have part-time positions currently hiring for in my team and I manage part time employees and have before. It's not unheard of just uncommon. The biggest drawback is that yo
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by inglor 6y ago
I guess no Intel, Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft or Amazon products then since all those companies have R&D centers in Israel, lol.
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by inglor 6y ago
As an Israeli I have exactly zero intention to hide my nationality in order to participate. I don't really understand this PR as GitHub is an American company that is forbidden to do business with Iranians. It seems weird to me to use
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by inglor 6y ago
The competitive bits are over the 200 points a day (you get passively from a certain point, I think it was about 150K for me). If you answer a question the +15 points you get for a correct answer count towards the limit. Jon Skeet's an

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