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Comment #41184788
What’s the relationship between Selenium, Puppeteer and Webdriver BiDi? I’m a happy user of Playwright. Is there any reason why I should consider Selenium or Puppeteer?
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Comment #39573718
The README says they’re done with prototyping and are now building the MVP.
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Comment #39551182
If you’re a front-end developer, you should checkout ReScript[1], supposedly a JS-oriented successor of ReasonML and developed by the ReasonML team. [1] https://rescript-lang.org/
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Comment #38406614
The article states the wrong resolution for the Apple display and it’s an interesting mistake because these days there are actually 2 versions of 6K in consumer-marketed computer m…
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Comment #38235655
I think the real punishment for Apple is that it’ll be harder for their employees to get their PERMs certified i.e. more likely to be denied/audited (audit adds 5-6 months on top o…
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Comment #38208005
Hi Peter. 2 questions for you: 1) PERM processing time keeps getting longer and longer (now at 11 months, up from 5-6 months a few years ago). Do you know why or if DOL has any pla…
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Comment #37987008
I’ve been using the new yarn (with workspaces and Plug’n’Play) on a reasonably complex JS project for about 2 years and I think it works great. Congrats to the yarn team on this bi…
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Comment #37682128
Thanks. I’ll check it out.
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Comment #37682118
I’ve actually tried Paw but I found it tricky because it doesn’t have a quick fuzzy search for existing API requests, which is something I use a lot in Insomnia.
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Insomnia's update locks out prev user data, forces account creation w/o warning
I'm a long time user of Insomnia API client ( https://insomnia.rest ) without an account and was prompted to update the app an hour ago. I thought this was a regular feature update…
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Comment #37188420
Thanks for the kind words.
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Comment #37186857
I used to lead the front-end development of this site, including all the visualizations. Glad to see it make HN front page. The team building this consists of really great people a…
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Comment #36222161
I use GraphQL, React (concurrent mode) and Relay (hooks version) in a front end app of reasonable complexity and this combo makes fetching data and managing fetched data very ergon…
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Comment #36172368
From the site: > No legitimate services are offered on the addresses receiving these attempts, so there is no chance of a real user accidently submitting their credentials.
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Comment #36157391
Does anyone have experience with both Shortcat ( https://shortcat.app/ ) and Homerow ( https://www.homerow.app/ ) to make a comparison?
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Comment #34739360
The author seems to suggest that React is reactive in the sense of “functional reactive programming” (a la RxJS) but React has never been “reactive” at all (see “scheduling” headin…
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Comment #33095888
I work at a government agency and here are my tales. 1) They install a root certificate on all machines and use that to MITM all TLS connections using a firewall appliance. They tu…
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Comment #33050776
PW’s test inspector is pretty good. You can step through your test code and debug selectors. The inspector also runs in headed mode so you have the regular browser’s dev tools. The…
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Comment #33049977
Agreed. I started a project with Cypress a year ago (having used Cypress for more than a year at that time) but then had to switch to Playwright and have been quite happy with it 2…