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Continue reading →: What is Agile in the AI driven world?I still see this question a lot on social media: “Should we still use Agile?”It usually comes wrapped in strong opinions — “Agile is good,” “Agile is bad,” “Agile is evil.”Everyone seems to have a take, but few stop to ask what Agile was really meant to be — and…
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Playwright 1.56 Agents: Plan → Generate → Heal
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Continue reading →: Playwright 1.56 Agents: Plan → Generate → HealIn today’s professional world incredibly influenced by AI, Playwright 1.56 introduced Agents that can plan tests, generate runnable specs, and even heal failing ones. It’s powerful — if you start on the right footing. The single biggest takeaway from the Playwright Live session: update everything first or you’ll chase ghosts.…
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Continue reading →: Navigating the Future of QA: Top Trends Shaping Software Testing in 2025Last night, we witnessed a stunning full moon eclipse—it was breathtaking. Watching it made me reflect on the future. Long after we’re gone, future generations will look up and experience countless eclipses of their own. It makes you wonder: how will the world have changed by then? That thought reminded…
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Continue reading →: Test Generation is Evolving—Copilot + ChatGPT Do Most of the Heavy Lifting TodayAI is evolving In 2025, the way we write automated tests is undergoing a significant transformation. Rather than relying on outdated tools like Playwright’s codegen—which often fails to produce usable, maintainable code—modern teams are turning to intelligent, AI-powered solutions such as GitHub Copilot and the modular power of Playwright MCP…
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Handling Bug Tags and Other Test Tags in Playwright
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Continue reading →: Handling Bug Tags and Other Test Tags in PlaywrightIntroduction In software testing, managing test cases efficiently is crucial, especially when dealing with smoke tests, regression tests, and bug-related tests. Playwright allows testers to categorize tests using tags, helping teams run targeted test executions, filter failures, and optimize test suites. In this article, we’ll cover the different types of…
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Continue reading →: Handling Cookies in your test automation frameworkWhen building a test automation framework, one of the key elements to consider is how to handle cookies. Cookies are small pieces of data that websites store in a user’s browser to retain session information, preferences, or track user activities. In automated testing, properly managing cookies allows us to simulate…
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Continue reading →: Capgemini’s 2024-25 World Quality Report: Navigating Hype and Reality in Quality EngineeringCapgemini’s World Quality Report 2024-25, developed in collaboration with Sogeti and OpenText, offers comprehensive insights into the evolving landscape of Quality Engineering (QE) and testing. This 16th edition emphasizes the integration of Generative AI (Gen AI) in QE processes, highlighting its transformative impact on test automation and overall quality practices.…
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Continue reading →: Accelerating Test Creation with Playwright Codegen in Visual Studio CodeIntroduction Automating tests can be time-consuming, especially when writing scripts from scratch. Playwright’s Codegen feature provides an efficient solution by allowing testers to record interactions in the browser and automatically turn them into test code. This article will explore how to get started with Playwright Codegen directly from the Visual…
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Mastering Page Object Model in Test Automation
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Continue reading →: Mastering Page Object Model in Test AutomationIn the world of test automation, efficient organization and maintainability of test code are critical to a project’s success. Among various design patterns and techniques, the Page Object Model (POM) stands out as one of the most reliable approaches to keep test code clean and scalable. At the heart of…
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Continue reading →: Maintaining Tests Through Framework ChangesYes, it’s that time of year when we prepare pickles for the winter season—so naturally, I’ll be talking a bit about Cucumber. Just like preserving fresh ingredients to savor during the colder months, Cucumber in testing was designed to preserve requirements in a readable format that all team members can…
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