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The "user" and the "customer" are pretty different for these kinda things.
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Cypress is an E2E testing solution with batteries included. Playwright is just the browser automation part.
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They were violating our terms of service, rate limiting, responsible behaviour etc. etc. So we care quite a bit what Checkly is used for. We have a page for it: https://www.checklyhq.com/docs/browser-checks/respons
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OP here: funny and true story. We had a misconfiguration in our rate limiting. One smarty pants used it to blast his twitch channel with "viewers", e.g. a 1000 concurrent Puppeteer sessions. It was probably great for his engagemen
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Obviously tooting my own horn here, but these are some products: - https://checklyhq.com - synthetic monitoring - https://microlink.io - automation - https://www.browserless.io - testing - https:/&#
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I guess so, the emergence of Playwright is therefore really interesting in general. It's two frameworks by arguably the same folks. Time will tell what will happen. Competition is never bad!
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Maybe fun to add. The guides and articles are all on GitHub as is the source code for the site - it’s Vuepress based so it might help folks who want to make their own knowledge base using that framework.
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OP here. Puppeteer is actually starting to support Firefox also quite extensively. But Playwright takes the crown for now.
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Theheadless.dev – open source Puppeteer and Playwright knowledge base
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“Made simple”. Well...I tried it and it’s by far the most complex, sprawling, cluttered, “everything under the sun” testing framework I’ve ever encountered. I kinda liked the premise, but take “simple” with a truck load of salt.
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There is a link on the FAQ on our pricing page https://www.checklyhq.com/pricing or shoot me an email at tim at checklyhq dot com.
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Checkly CTO here: We have a cool discount for early startups. Would love to help out there. Also: very cool product!
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On taking my SaaS from solo-dev to VC backed
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Henceforth we will call it “the tiktok wars”. I wish I was 100% kidding...
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A public roadmap functions as a communications tool and sounding board. However, it does not negate strong product leadership or moderation of course. Interestingly, my small SaaS was using GitHub projects as a public roadmap for the last 2
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changes = downtime. Has been since the advent of computing
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Amazing how quickly that went actually looking at how long it took to uncover this mess.
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Well known, powerful folks but also experts in the field or respected in the specific industry they are investing in / are board members of.
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The book on Theranos (Bad Blood) actually makes the argument that no “real” big names were in Theranos: Kissinger, Mattis and Schultz knew nothing about health care or medicin. They are/were career politicians. The book argues investor
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Totally speculative and 100% opinion: could it be that Thoughtworks is a bit scared of JS taking over the world? My feeling is it totally does not fit their model: enterprise heavy, high $$$ consultancy, Java all the things. I'm exagge
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How we dogfood our own monitoring SaaS at Checkly
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How I went from bootstrapped to VC backed in 3 months
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Your $current_company needs the reality check. I run a 4 person dev team at my tiny 8 person startup. We kinda do all the things you mention. CI, reviews, auto deployment. Our test coverage could be better but is increasing by the day. What
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We wrote a fairly in depth blog post on how to combine Puppeteer based E2E testing with deploying an app / site to Vercel / Zeit. This is just early days as we are working on making that integration even better, basically adding E
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Automated E2E testing and monitoring for your front end with Vercel and Checkly
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Automated E2E testing and monitoring for your front end with Vercel and Checkly
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Very very interested in this too. Sometimes called automated roll ups. I know Elasticsearch does this
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completely off topic: why do so many folks on HN refer to Elon Musk as "Elon"? Rarely are peopling talking about Bill or Steve; you always add the surname or use just the surname.
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This is exactly how freemium in b2b SaaS works. The free plan is a marketing tool to drive awareness and adoption.
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Was about to post this. The Hyperion saga is an absolute must for hard SF freaks. If you like the three body problem, you’ll love this too. The 4D creature mentioned by parent is amazing. There are more 4D puzzles like a temple moving back
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