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mesadb

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    Comment #45983519

    Some implementation details, since getting this to work well was not trivial. My goal was “press hotkey, start talking, see text within ~1–2 seconds” on an M2 MacBook Pro, and supp…

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    Show HN: Slave – local dictation and TTS for macOS (3k words free)

    Slave is a macOS app for voice-in, voice-out. Dictate in most languages. Types into any app. Listen back with local Piper TTS. 3,000 words free. Then $6.99/month. Next: joins meeti…

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    Show HN: Effortlessly Record and Export API Calls to Postman – Free

    Hi HN, We’ve built a Chrome extension that we believe will greatly simplify the workflow for developers, QA engineers, and anyone involved in API testing. Our tool automatically ca…

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    Comment #31756607

    What do you think about this pricing? Is it fair?

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    Ask HN: Requesting Pricing Feedback for a Developer Tool

    Hey HN, I have been roasted by the HN community before on this topic. So I'm trying to learn from the mistakes I've made. We came up with a new pricing plan for Automated web testi…

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    Comment #31721371

    I think windicss might be better than tailwind. I'm using tailwind but I think the structure on windi is pretty good

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    Comment #31721158

    I second this. I think playwright and cypress are the main ones you should use. We already implemented something for Cypress and looking to do the same thing for Playwright. It'll …

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    Comment #31721141

    I have heard of this actually. It's a nice open source tool. But it doesn't have AI selectors no?

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    Comment #31721131

    Can I get your feedback on preflight.com vs Datadog?

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    Comment #31721121

    That sounds awful I'm sorry :D I'll drop you an email when we are able to launch it. Would love to get your feedback

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    Comment #31721102

    100% agree but I still think there are still people using Selenium. I think we could help people navigate to Cypress or Playwright or no-code solutions

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    Comment #31721097

    I really like playwright's locators as well. It looks pretty cool. We actually have a Cypress POM generator tool which uses AI and let's you test emails etc: https://cypress.prefli…

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    Comment #31721055

    Hi, we actually have done this for Cypress. I'd love to get your feedback on it: https://cypress.preflight.com/

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    Comment #31721039

    We actually do observe the DOM and we should expect new objects on the page. We do this on a different side of our product which we try to come up with test coverage from how your …

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    Comment #31721027

    Sorry, I didn't want to make the title too long. I think there still too many companies using Java and Selenium. No?

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    Comment #31720991

    This is actually very interesting. I like how it's done. Very great job. We also do the same thing but we also understand the box (context) then we can say. We should be on Sign in…

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    Ask HN: Would you be interested in POM generator for Selenium?

    I have some plans to implement a POM and script generator for Selenium which includes multiples selectors and uses some AI selectors. It will work this way: - Go to the page you wa…

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    Comment #31276240

    Hi all, Here is a quick demo: https://www.loom.com/share/c6bf2a7af02e4b0a86a242ff043ec110

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    Comment #30980104

    Hi HN, Flaky tests are pretty annoying. So, we have developed this to help all QA engineers. This recorder creates a plain script. But we will release generating POM models from a …

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    Comment #30583568

    We have bird slots like: Canary, Eagle, Owl etc. When there is a PR according to its order it gets deployed to one of them. Then we have preflight.com UI tests that run on those en…

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    Comment #30157541

    You are right every testing solutions out there push UIEvents to the page rather than clicking with an actual mouse. That's why puppeteer, selenium etc are scraping tools not testi…