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Firefox Developer Tools
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Page inspector
Particularly strong with inspecting the new CSS Grid layouts.
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Effective for identifying CSS styles in use on an element and testing different styles
Identifying the font in use is one thing Firefox's Developer Tools panel does particularly well, and which Chrome's Developer Tools panel doesn't do.
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Debugger
Debugger is useful and informative.
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BugBug.io
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Reusable components
You are able to group the steps in tests into reusable components to manage and repair them easier. As a bonus, you can see all test flows on a single project graph.
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Great UI & UX
A design for a high efficiency
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Debuggability
You can run tests and debug directly from a Chrome browser, where you have access to DevTools.
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tape
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Simple API
Very simple API that doesn't require globals, or monkey patching objects for assertions.
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No concurrency
Cannot run async test cases concurrently for faster test builds.
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Built-in assert
This way you don't have to add more dependencies and external assertion libraries.
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No global functions
Tape does not use global methods such as "it", "describe", since they are not considered best practice in JavaScript.
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It follows the principles of TAP
TAP: Test Anything Protocol
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Puppeteer
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Works great with modern node.js features
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Not good for Cross Browser Tests
Since it only tests via Chromium, it won't help you test inconsistencies between browsers like Edge or Safari. There are projects to get around this, but they aren't mature.
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Runs a real browser
Unlike the other options here, this is a real browser, just without the GUI parts. This means the quality of the test is much higher, and lets you do things like save to PDF or images.
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Actively developed and promoted by Google
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Complete API for Chromium included
Chromium tests depend on the same API that Puppeteer gives you access to, so all the features are included
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Webix
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A lot of widgets
Webix is one of the most extensive UI component libraries, second only to Sencha ExtJS. Not only considering the number of widgets, but also the API methods for manipulating these widgets.
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Commercial license
It's not free for commercial applications.
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Views can be constructed using JavaScript without HTML
The most common way of working with webix is to create a JSON configuration of your view in JavaScript. When you use TypeScript, you get complete typechecking and intellisense in your IDE.
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Not very popular
Not really a reason to not recommend it. But it has still a small user base. It deserves a lot more attention.
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Seems to be quite stable
Even the most complicated GUIs are bug-free most of the time.
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Not modular
The library is not modular (except for some additional more complex widgets). If you only need a few widgets, you still need to include the entire library.
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Webix Jet
The webix Jet library adds all the required features for SPA development (routing, template loading, ...)
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Extremely simple to implement.
To get started is extremely simple. It has a low learning curve.
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Mature project
Regular updates and releases.
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Great support from the webix team
The company behind webix is really quick in answering any questions you have on their forum or via email.
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Awesome responsive material skins
Great design and icons pack.
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Snyk
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Shallow .NET support
Only seems to check the NuGet packages and not much else.
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Integrations
Snyk can connect directly to GitHub, GitLab, Heroku, AWS Lambda, Bitbucket Server etc. It is also possible to use the CLI.
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ASP.NET Core is "High risk"
The TeamCity plugin fails the build for all ASP.NET Core applications stating that it is vulnerable to DOS attacks and that "there is no fix available".
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TeamCity plugin
TeamCity plugin available.
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Multi language support
Snyk supports .NET, GO, Java. Node.js, PHP, Python, Ruby, Scala.
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Cypress
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Web UI to develop tests quickly
You can edit your test code in the browser and instantly see it run as you change the code.
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Doesn't support Safari
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Easy to record a video
It can easily record a video so you can understand what happened when a test failed in your CI.
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Single tab only
Does not and will not support multiple tabs or multiple simultaneous browsers. See https://docs.cypress.io/guides/references/trade-offs.html#Permanent-trade-offs-1
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Amazing dashboard to view reports and recordings
The Cypress dashboard allows you to see every run on a great UI linked to commits and gitflow.
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Heavy in setup
Do not add Cypress in the main repo. Have a specific test repo for it or you will be sorry when the CI/CD flow takes 5-6 min longer every build due to installation time of Cypress.
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Cross Browser testing
https://docs.cypress.io/guides/guides/cross-browser-testing.html Chrome Firefox Edge Electron Brave
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Geb
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Easy integration with build systems
It's very easy to integrate Geb with any build system.
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Low IDE support
There are not many IDEs that support Geb.
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Asynchronous requests testing is a easier
Asynchronous web pages can easily be tested with Geb as it has built in, easy to use support for testing such operations.
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unobtainium
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Extensible
Custom drivers for e.g. API testing or static HTML testing exist and are easily built. Driver modules allow you to extend the main driver (e.g. Selenium or Appium) with ease.
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Platform agnostic because it is configuration driven
For test suites crossing multiple platforms, selecting the test target platform can be driven entirely by configuration.
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Seamlessly automate mobile and desktop browsers
Based on either Appium or Selenium, the API remains largely the same when switching between different platforms.
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