What is the best tool for automaion testing? #152000
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Select Topic AreaQuestion BodyThere are some testing tools in IT field. |
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Welcome to the GitHub Community, @Andrew-Costure, we're happy you're here! You are more likely to get a useful response if you are posting your questions in the applicable category and are explicit about what your project entails--giving a few more details might help someone give you a nudge in the right direction. I've gone ahead and moved it for you. Good luck! |
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Selenium: Great for cross-browser compatibility and supports multiple languages (Java, Python, etc.). It's mature and widely used, but slower and requires more setup. Cypress: Fast, easy to set up, and excellent for JavaScript apps. It automatically waits for elements and offers real-time testing. Limited browser support (mainly Chrome and Edge). Playwright: Fast, supports multiple browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari), and works across platforms (desktop & mobile). It’s newer but highly reliable with automatic waits and supports multiple languages (JavaScript, Python, C#). Best choice: Use Cypress for fast, JavaScript-heavy apps, Playwright for modern, multi-browser apps, and Selenium for broad language/browser compatibility. If you need some more help let me know! |
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Selenium: Great for UI automation, but very flacky for angular or node.js where the dom structure gets quickly refreshed. Cypress: Fast, reliable but limited for cross browser Playwright: This one is superb, highly recommended. Capturing all market as its super fast also u can run parallel execution |
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Selenium: Great for cross-browser compatibility and supports multiple languages (Java, Python, etc.). It's mature and widely used, but slower and requires more setup.
Cypress: Fast, easy to set up, and excellent for JavaScript apps. It automatically waits for elements and offers real-time testing. Limited browser support (mainly Chrome and Edge).
Playwright: Fast, supports multiple browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari), and works across platforms (desktop & mobile). It’s newer but highly reliable with automatic waits and supports multiple languages (JavaScript, Python, C#).
Best choice: Use Cypress for fast, JavaScript-heavy apps, Playwright for modern, multi-browser apps, and Selenium for b…