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Cypress

Cypress is a JavaScript-based end-to-end testing framework that allows developers to write and execute automated tests for web applications. It provides a clean and intuitive API for writing tests, along with a comprehensive set of built-in tools for mocking network requests, interacting with the DOM, and debugging test failures. Its powerful testing features include time-travel debugging, automatic waiting and retrying, and interactive debugging.

Which one is better? Selenium with POM or Cypress without POM

Which one is better? Selenium with POM or Cypress without POM

One of the best things about trying various frameworks and designs is that you have the possibility to directly see how it "feels" and have a better understanding of what suits best for your present or future projects. I have done the Different Angle Challenge and I have created the

Organize your Selectors in Automation Frameworks with Cypress

Organize your Selectors in Automation Frameworks with Cypress

When it comes to software testing frameworks, selectors play a crucial role in making the code reusable, modular, and efficient. In the past, I used Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Page Object Model (POM) with Python and Selenium. Back then it made sense to keep selectors as part of each page

Cypress cross-origin testing

Cypress cross-origin testing

How to handle multiple origins/domains in a single test. One of the things that are not that easy to understand is how cy.origin works. How to test with Cypress a flow that implies multiple domains. I have a small Romanian QA Community in discord where we debate various