Cypress.io

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Cypress focuses on URL-based navigation instead of page objects, authenticates by waiting for real network requests, and exposes the live DOM so tests can modify XHR on the wire (useful for fixing timestamps or fixtures). Tests run in a GUI with time‑travel snapshots, video, and a dashboard that offers dashboard parallelization and flaky-test detection; the hosted plan gives 500 recordings free and paid tiers (example $100/mo). CI-friendly hooks use cy.task / exec to seed or inspect DBs; websocket manipulation isn’t supported yet.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 2:17Best Practices
3. 2:40Page Object Model
4. 9:58Gui Browser
5. 21:04Test Load Balancing
6. 34:45Task Api
7. 36:03Python Based Sdk
8. 40:51Github Actions
9. 47:23Network Request
10. 47:44Intercept the Requests

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