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I worked for many of those and... it is more complicated. When you are a small team, it is easy to create a performant site because you work in a tight circle with shared conventions, rules, etc. and it is always the same people that work o
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Unrelated, but I love how fast your website loads. I looked at the source code, and it looks like it uses Astro. I debated whether to go with Astro or Next.js for my new blog, but because I've not had experience with the new React serv
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Exploring the Various Retry APIs of Playwright for Robust Testing
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Evaluating whether to adopt Playwright tests and would love other people experience. What were your pain points, does it scale well, is it easy to monitor? What to watch out?
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Ask HN: What's your experience of value over cost of e2e tests?
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This was insightful. You sound like you know a ton about QA. Would you be open to join a rolling interview? I am curating a list of QA experts and asking them weekly a single question, and then compiling everyone's answers into a blog
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What's your biggest pain point when using Playwright? We've been trying to adopt Playwright but keep having issues with flaky tests.
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Ask HN: What's the biggest developer experience issue in your team?
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Ask HN: What's your favorite software testing framework and why?
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Can you elaborate on what makes tesults.com a valuable product?
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I feel the pain. It interrupts everyones workflows. The lack of tooling around this is :mindblown:.
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It feels like every day something new breaks in our pipeline. We have weeks of stability and then months of tests failing for random reasons (network latency, concurrency, etc.) I want to understand how universal these pain points are VS un
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Ask HN: What's the biggest pain point of test automation at your organization?
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