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Re-post: How to Test Your Frontend with the Cypress.io Framework

How to Test Your Frontend with the Cypress.io Framework

Modern JavaScript frameworks present an easier and more organized way to create web applications. However, they also add complexity that sometimes breaks things in a subtle yet impactful way.

To combat this and ensure we don’t introduce more bugs than we fix, we can turn to automated frontend testing. The best form of automated tests? Running through the interface as a real user would, clicking on buttons and filling out forms.

Today I’m going to introduce you to testing with Cypress.io — a modern, frontend-centric testing framework. But first, a bit of history!

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"Let's solve IT" mentoring

"Let's solve IT" mentoring

I am more than happy to share with You that one of the new challenges I had put myself into this year is to support the mentoring program for "Let's solve IT". Here is my details page as a mentor: Michał Buczko – Let’s solve IT!Polish [https://letssolveit.pl/

Re-post: "Selenium PageObjects and PageFactory"

Re-post: "Selenium PageObjects and PageFactory"

This article discusses the Selenium PageObjects and PageFactory design pattern and a factory class from WebDriver support libraries. I believe this is a very robust way to model your tests. The way this design pattern is formulated, it becomes easier making changes to the flow, logic or the UI test

Re-Post: "What? Why? How? of LEAN Testing"

Re-Post: "What? Why? How? of LEAN Testing"

If You are interested in Lean Testing, take a look at the teaser and jump to the full article: > Here comes my post, answering very common yet significant questions [https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6300676678834364416] asked by many Rookie testers when trying to learn How to