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Design Decisions for Perfect JavaScript Testing Framework

Talkat TestCon Europe 2019 · 2019-10-15..10-17· [testing, javascript]
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Recommends WebdriverIO as the practical Selenium implementation with good docs and page‑object support, labels Protractor and Nightwatch as legacy/problematic, and calls out Cypress as fast and newcomer‑friendly but limited (no XPath, no file upload/download, no multi‑tab/iframe, not true cross‑browser). Praises Puppeteer for Chrome/Firefox with full DevTools control and roughly three times the speed of Selenium, and presents TestCafe as a fast, cross‑browser inside‑browser alternative; suggests choosing by explicit requirements and upgrade story.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 1:55What Should We Choose for Testing Our Web Applications
  3. 2:48Why Would You Choose Javascript
  4. 6:38Browser Test Automation
  5. 7:23Browser Driver
  6. 7:48How the Tests Will Be Executed
  7. 13:27Selenium-Webdriver
  8. 16:07Testing Framework Nightwatch
  9. 22:05Limitation and the Principles behind Cypress
  10. 31:16Requirements for Test Automation
  11. 34:00Control Flow
  12. 34:59Sync Mode
  13. 36:00Cucumber
  14. 40:06Final Thoughts
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