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If your Playwright tests are full of waitForTimeout() or “wait a bit then click”, you are buying flakiness and slow runs. Playwright already has smarter waiting built in. Your job is to wait for a condition, not wait for time.…
Most conflicts at work aren’t really about people. They’re about pressure, unclear ownership, and timing. But when something breaks, pipelines turn red, or deadlines get tight, the conversation often shifts from facts to tone. That’s when conflict starts. I’ve learned…
Page Objects solved one problem: locators.They did not solve behavior, readability, or long-term maintenance. In many Playwright projects, Page Objects slowly turn into dumping grounds. Locators, clicks, assertions, waits, logic, and workarounds all mixed together. It works at the beginning.…
Not long ago, being senior meant years.More years, more tickets, more systems survived. That definition is dying. AI didn’t just speed things up. It compressed experience. Tasks that used to take years to master can now be done in weeks…
Falcoma is a name I didn’t invent. I saw it online, couldn’t find a real meaning, and that was exactly the point. It sounded unique, slightly feminine, and open enough to grow into something personal. The name reminds me of…
When E2E is flaky, the worst workflow is this: someone changes code to skip a scenario, pushes, waits for CI, then changes it back later. It’s slow, noisy, and it pollutes git history. So we built Jira Skipper. Idea: control…
Quality Engineering often gets blamed when pipelines are slow or E2E tests are flaky. It’s an easy target. A red pipeline is visible, the real cause often isn’t. What’s usually ignored is this:test automation is hard and expensive to maintain.ISTQB…
Snoring. Breath-holding. A tired partner. That’s how it all started. What followed was a months-long journey through doctors, wires, eye-rolls, and, finally—sleep.
End-to-end tests leverage the power of CodeceptJS, a modern, scenario-driven testing framework designed to write simple and clean tests. CodeceptJS is the successor of Codeception, a widely adopted full-stack testing framework in the PHP ecosystem.
While end-to-end and functional testing assesses the underlying functionality, flow, and integration of an application or website, they may overlook the visual presentation. The visual appearance of a website plays a critical role in user experience, and small visual discrepancies can lead to user confusion or mistrust. This is where visual testing becomes vital.