John at Always On Labs·8h agoThe Test Automation Framework I Wish I’d Built 10 Years Ago (Part 1)Writing automated tests is easy. Designing a framework that still works at a thousand tests and ten engineers is the hard part.
Courtney Zhan·3d agoExecution Speed in E2E Test Automation ClarifiedWhat’s the speed bottleneck for your E2E automated tests?
Courtney Zhan·Oct 31Simple and Effective Waiting in Appium Ruby Automation ScriptsTips for Waiting in your Automated Appium Scripts
Svetlana Tretjakova·Oct 31Playwright vs Cypress in 2026: The Architectural Differences That Actually MatterTwo powerful testing frameworks. Two fundamentally different architectures. And one decision that can shape your entire automation…
Enrico Papalini·Oct 30Your AI Agent Says It Followed the Rules. Make It Prove It.How I automated testing for Enterprise SDD with real coding agents, local inference, and evidence that goes beyond a reassuring final…A response icon3A response icon3
InArtificial Intelligence in Plain EnglishbySancharini Panda·Oct 25Stable Pipelines With Playwright API Testing and Mocked UI TestsAsk a team why their Playwright pipeline keeps flaking and nine times out of ten you’ll hear “eh, it’s the backend.” Some UI test clicks…
Bavo·Oct 16After automation: moving the bottleneck with agentic triagePart 1 of 3. Five test campaigns run against real radio hardware every night. By morning the failures are diagnosed, ranked and written up.
QA Madness·Oct 12How to Measure Test Automation Health: Flakiness, Failure Rate, Coverage, and Maintenance EffortThe pass rate and the number of tests do not show you if your automation is working. Four metrics do:
Sean Wintermere·Oct 10How to Run Espresso Tests on Local and Cloud Android Devices?I have lost a lot of hours to a test that passes on my Pixel and fails on a Samsung ten minutes later. My first instinct used to be that…
