Blog posts, user documentation, and other resources about automated testing with Playwright: you'll find it all here.
Whether you're new to Playwright or want to deepen your knowledge, we've got you covered.
Learn the basics of Playwright and access resources as you dive deeper.
Learn the basics of automated testing and access resources as you dive deeper.
Compare Playwright and Selenium in this guide. Discover key differences, features, and which test automation tool suits your needs best.
Choosing the right test automation framework for your organization can be daunting with so many choices on the market. This article provides a deep dive on Playwright, a newer framework that’s quickly gaining popularity with developers.
In this episode, Nikolay Advolodkin chats with Andy Knight, a leader in the field of test engineering, about all things software development and web testing.
saucectl is a command line interface within the Sauce Labs infrastructure that allows you to use any automation framework in addition to Selenium.
Well-implemented automated testing improves test coverage, increases execution speed, and reduces the manual effort involved in testing software. Automated testing is also referred to as test automation or automated QA testing.
If you're just starting out with automated UI testing, it's easy to get overwhelmed. Like many aspects of the software world, the options are plentiful and varied, standards and tools are constantly evolving, and it’s hard to know where to start. This article provides a handy guide with some helpful resources to get you going.
DevOps transformation is accelerating, and we’re seeing more and more organizations adopting native JavaScript testing frameworks as they shift testing left. In this article, Nancy Zenger takes a look at why organizations are choosing JavaScript testing frameworks and how Sauce Labs can help you in your test automation and DevOps journey.
saucectl makes setting up, writing, and running web tests easier and faster for developers during early pipeline testing. This blog explains how you can use this tool to speed up your native JavaScript tests by running tests in parallel within your CI/CD environment.
