arjun27

With the latest release, Playwright includes an integrated test runner: https://playwright.dev/docs/next/test-intro

Were you able to use the DOM snapshots to debug why the selectors did not resolve? Would love to know more.

Playwright has always supported all platforms: Win, Linux and Mac. Is there something that didn’t work for you?

In short: support for WebKit (to test Safari), out-of-process automation (not constrained by scope of in-page JavaScript, for example, to test multiple pages/frames/domains), support for non-JS language bindings. For a more comprehensive list, check out "Why Playwright?"[1].

[1] https://playwright.dev/#version=v1.4.1&path=docs%2Fwhy-playw...

Thanks for the feedback! I'm on the Playwright team.

We are building playwright-runner[1] to solve this problem. We are dogfooding the project internally, and a few weeks away from opening it up to early adopters.

[1] https://github.com/microsoft/playwright-runner

tl;dr: Better ergonomics, faster, more reliable and more coverage of web platform.

* The Playwright API auto-waits for the right conditions on every action on the page (click, fill). This ensures automation scripts are concise to write and maintain over time.[1]

* Unlike Selenium, Playwright uses an bi-directional channel between the browser and automation script. This channel is used to listen to events from the browser (like page "load" event, network requests). These events enable Playwright scripts to be precise about browser state and prevent the need to rely on sleeps/timeouts, which contribute to flakiness of Selenium scripts. This is also exposed in the API, for more powerful automation[2].

* Playwright also has a wider coverage for modern browser features, including device emulation, web workers, shadow DOM, geolocation, and permissions.

[1] https://playwright.dev/#version=v1.3.0&path=docs%2Factionabi... [2] https://playwright.dev/#version=v1.3.0&path=docs%2Fapi.md&q=...

Thanks for the feedback. I'm from the Playwright team, and I'd love to know more on what was missing for you.

Awesome work and love the pricing model.

more like Cloudflared

- Banning TikTok would move traffic to Instagram, not a “local Indian entrepreneur”

- the Indian startup ecosystem is dependent on external capital, a lot of which comes from China. This protectionist attitude will lead to a overall negative sentiment about investing in Indian tech.

Seems to be closed source?

https://beautifulracket.com

That is very interesting! What benefits do you see from using UiPath over testing frameworks?

Any recommendations of commercial products that worked for you?

fyi, the GitHub PR extension[1] for VS Code has review comments in the editor.

[1] https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/itemdetails?itemName=Gi...

Live Share has been super fun to use, and the one underrated capability is the ability to build extensions on top of it. I built a text chat extension[1] on Live Share, and I'm keen to see more extensions that bring shared experiences for developers while writing/reviewing code.

[1] https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=karigari...

Looks great! Is this a validation for GitHub Actions? Trying to understand whether Actions have been getting traction

Threw myself at problems, incorrectly perceived them to be the most important goal of my life, failed to achieve results. Did this 3 times on repeat.

I guess I did not really know what "throwing myself" at something meant until after I realized I was burnt out. There's a sense of dehumanization in the process, where the goal/solution becomes bigger than you, becomes more important than anything else. The thrill and excitement of doing something challenging drives you for a while, and it seems logical to not spend time in your "personal life". You lose track of messages in your threads with friends, and once in a while respond with a "sorry I was busy" response that everyone around you has gotten used to from you. To answer more directly, one of the red flags I missed was how I let the problems take control of myself, instead of the other way around.

Got out of it by leaving the company I was working at and worked independently for about a year. Found my own pace, got back in close connection with my friends and family, focused on my relationship.

Looks neat! What happens if you make edits to the files?

* Wild Wild Country

Thanks for sharing. The page is updated every week, so there’s a bunch of new stuff in it

Have you seen the upcoming GitHub PR integration in VS Code: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-pull-request-github

They seem to be HIPAA compliant now. (No self-hosting yet)

https://slack.com/security

This reminds me of Aaron Levie’s recent take on Kara Swisher’s podcast - on how enterprise software is going to be either about Microsoft (jack of trades) or about a collection of smaller companies (specialists in their fields) integrated with one and other. Slack and Atlassian focusing on what makes them great and working together makes a lot of sense

This has come along way from "WebSub was previously known as PubSubHubbub"

yes, you're right. However, the slack RTM API can still support IRC clients (with a little more work - need to setup the IRC server, like [1]). The API is like a superset that way.

[1] https://github.com/insomniacslk/irc-slack

Other big social networks have a very different business model. Because they ask users to pay directly for the service, as opposed to ads on UI, using Slack via API or UI shouldn't really matter to them.

This is neat. Have you seen any issues with using legacy tokens instead of normal OAuth? I made an extension[1] for using Slack inside VS Code during pair programming sessions - and it doesn't seem to work for enterprise users with legacy tokens.

[1] https://github.com/karigari/vscode-chat

Can you elaborate? Which functionality?

Anyone who has tried out pullrequest.com (YC S17)?