Hi, thanks, yeah nice to hear. I've been working with Playwright for more than two years now and thought it is about time to publish a proper video about it.
previous work was all about Cypress (that is why we took the cypress course @ angularArchitects with you, what really helped), at current work we just switched to playwright, which turns out to be fantastic (compared to test cafe)
How does this compare to cypress? My current cypress is a memory hog and often takes too much of a time to execute anything! So my plan is to switch to this one gradually
Hi, well, I'd say you watch this comparison I did: ua-cam.com/video/MRDJoggYamo/v-deo.htmlsi=bJdptufDdWOqtwup It seems that momentum is increasingly shifting in favor of Playwright.
I'm experiencing the following issues: 1) When I uncomment the webserver section in playwright.config.ts, then playwright reports "No tests" 2) In my test *.spec.ts file, await page.goto('') results in an error with no explanation. Thoughts?
You typically get that message, if you have an invalid configuration file. Check that your commenting also wasn't applied to some things (parenthesis for example). If you uncomment it, and Playwright works, it is definitely an invalid config. You can post the contents of it here as well.
Nice tool for testing, thanks for sharing this work tool. I'm soo grateful for this video.
Thanks Matheus, good to hear
Very good introduction, thank you so much, it looks great. Being able to test against 3 browsers in parallel is great
Thanks, yeah Playwright is extremely good when it comes to performance
just what I needed, and timely so! Thank you kind sir!
Hi, thanks, yeah nice to hear. I've been working with Playwright for more than two years now and thought it is about time to publish a proper video about it.
Stoked that you were invited to India!!
"...And thus, Austria´s finest turned into the world´s greatest..."
Well deserved :)
Thanks a lot. I already wanted to go there this year. Didn't work out. Now it is in February next year. I'm really looking forward to it.
thx for introduction, very structured and clear 👍🖖
You are very welcome!
Amazing video this framework is game changer in automation lots to learn !
Yup, Playwright is wonderful and good for the competition
Is playwright what you'd recommend for automated testing of an Angular app?
Hi, would you consider an episode about testing libraries (testing-library, ngmocks, etc)? Maybe some pros and cons?
Hello again, puh, at the moment my plans for the next videos are quite crammed. Maybe next year, but not to soon. Sorry.
more or less ... another great tutorial. thanks!
Thanks Torben. "more or less...": Which E2E do you use?
previous work was all about Cypress (that is why we took the cypress course @ angularArchitects with you, what really helped), at current work we just switched to playwright, which turns out to be fantastic (compared to test cafe)
I was just referring that you use the term "more or less" very often in your video :)
@@dmso Ah, I see. Yeah, one of the new "Neujahresvorsätze": Geting rid of all those filler words.
Looks pretty awesome , not gonna lie. PlayWright vs Cypress ?
This is for you: ua-cam.com/video/MRDJoggYamo/v-deo.html
How does this compare to cypress? My current cypress is a memory hog and often takes too much of a time to execute anything! So my plan is to switch to this one gradually
Hi, well, I'd say you watch this comparison I did: ua-cam.com/video/MRDJoggYamo/v-deo.htmlsi=bJdptufDdWOqtwup
It seems that momentum is increasingly shifting in favor of Playwright.
I'm experiencing the following issues: 1) When I uncomment the webserver section in playwright.config.ts, then playwright reports "No tests" 2) In my test *.spec.ts file, await page.goto('') results in an error with no explanation. Thoughts?
You typically get that message, if you have an invalid configuration file. Check that your commenting also wasn't applied to some things (parenthesis for example).
If you uncomment it, and Playwright works, it is definitely an invalid config. You can post the contents of it here as well.
@@RainerHahnekamp Actually, found those issues to be specific to Windows. All works fine on Ubuntu.
@@toromanow It shouldn't make a difference...