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[AskJS] E2E Testing Frameworks: Cypress vs. Playwright vs. TestCafe
Can speak to Playwright and Cypress -
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Playwright has baked in support for WebKit, Firefox, Edge, and more
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Cypress has superior documentation and community support
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Set up/ configuration is very similar
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Test writing is very similar
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Writing tests can be assisted by extensions for either platform (point and click test writing with extensions for Chrome/ Firefox/ etc.)
If you need cross-browser support and are willing to do a little more problem solving, Playwright is a good option. If youβre looking to quickly build an integrated test suite for a large app, Cypress can be a good option.
Havenβt spent too much time with TestCafe. Our current suite is using Playwright - I like it but finding answers to problems can be tricky. Playwright and Cypress are more similar than different - canβt go too wrong with either.
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Hi guys
I'm looking for a free online tool where I can practice HTML, CSS and Javascript. I prefer something with an console included so that I can see my error messages right away. playcode.io is pretty great, but requires a subscribtion if you write more than a certain amount of code. Do you known of other similar solutions where I can see the console as well? I've been using https://onecompiler.com/ which lacks the console : (
Thanks!