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by zach_g 2y ago
The Browser Conference is running on June 20th, featuring companies such as Google, Selenium and Sauce Labs. It's for anyone working with browser automation, whether it's e2e testing, web scraping or AI agents. Talks include: >
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Browser Conference: a set of free, online talks about browser automation(browserconference.com)
9 points by zach_g 2y ago|1 comments
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by zach_g 2y ago
In terms of free tools, ones like jsPDF that run client-side typically give inconsistent results. It's a better idea to use something server-side like Puppeteer, which gives more control over how it renders. The issue is running it in
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How we manage individual user concurrencies with Nginx and Lua(browserless.io)
66 points by zach_g 2y ago|15 comments
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How and why we ripped our open source product apart for a full rebuild(browserless.io)
22 points by zach_g 3y ago|2 comments
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by zach_g 3y ago
In the spirit of open source, we want to share the process as well as the product. Here's the story of our full rewrite for v2 of Browserless, down to building our own custom libraries and routing.
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Advanced issues to consider when managing Chrome on AWS(browserless.io)
2 points by zach_g 3y ago|1 comments
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by zach_g 3y ago
A look at the problem areas when hosting headless chrome on EC2 or Lambda, such as for scraping or testing
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by zach_g 3y ago
Cheers, I'm glad my post resonated, although sorry to hear you're in a tough spot! The bit in your welcome blog about local tests being unfeasible is interesting. Maybe there's a pain point around pushing untested code? Like