Hey All, Playwright have just released a new update, adding in some really neat locator methods. I will be uploading a video within the next few days around these
This is awesome Thank you ! hey Commit quality I saw this video is 1 year old but playwright now improved a lot are you planning to make any updates in the video or coming with new series ?
Thank you! I try to create additional videos where I cover new functionality added, however I have been thinking about creating udemy courses where the videos then would be able to be replaced fair simply after new updates to the framework
My apologies, I was made aware of this by others and future videos should be louder, but there is a period of these videos that are quiet in comparison.
you just don't know how to use xpath selectors, so you give such incompetent advice to others. just say that you can't use them, so you won't use them. millions of projects around the world successfully use xpath selectors, which have much broader capabilities in relation to css
Thanks 👍 Do you read documentation of modern tools like playwright? "Danger! We recommend prioritzing user visible locators like text or accessible role instead of using XPath that is tied to the implementation and easily break when the page changes." Is this incompetent advice, friend? These modern tools like Playwright make it easily available for you not have to use brittle locators. Maybe this video can help you understand the easier, more stable & more user facing approach :)
@@CommitQuality Text locators are really bad choice - they are much more unstable and absolutely unappropriate for multilangaguage sites if you'd like to test many localizations. I don't know why playwright team gives such strange advises.
Hey All, Playwright have just released a new update, adding in some really neat locator methods. I will be uploading a video within the next few days around these
One of the top level tutorial for learning Playwright. Thank you sir
Thank you. What an awesome comment!
This was the best and most clear explanation I have come across. Many thanks!!!
You're very welcome!
Thanks for your very clear explanation.
Thank you for the support! Glad I can help :)
This is awesome Thank you ! hey Commit quality I saw this video is 1 year old but playwright now improved a lot are you planning to make any updates in the video or coming with new series ?
Thank you! I try to create additional videos where I cover new functionality added, however I have been thinking about creating udemy courses where the videos then would be able to be replaced fair simply after new updates to the framework
@@CommitQuality Perfect looking forward to detailed Udemy course on playwright :)
Hi Jared. Just FYI, it seems that the webpage used in this tutorial is no longer available.
Thank you for letting me know. I have now published my own site, which can be used to practice the concepts in this video: commitquality.com/
it would be really nice if you would turn up the volume. I'm listening at 70% and any other OS sound is extremely loud :D
My apologies, I was made aware of this by others and future videos should be louder, but there is a period of these videos that are quiet in comparison.
thanks
You're welcome!
Don't forget to check out the GetBy Locator methods! th-cam.com/video/gzcTQmLKcGc/w-d-xo.html
you just don't know how to use xpath selectors, so you give such incompetent advice to others. just say that you can't use them, so you won't use them. millions of projects around the world successfully use xpath selectors, which have much broader capabilities in relation to css
Thanks 👍 Do you read documentation of modern tools like playwright? "Danger! We recommend prioritzing user visible locators like text or accessible role instead of using XPath that is tied to the implementation and easily break when the page changes." Is this incompetent advice, friend? These modern tools like Playwright make it easily available for you not have to use brittle locators. Maybe this video can help you understand the easier, more stable & more user facing approach :)
Exactly
@@CommitQuality Text locators are really bad choice - they are much more unstable and absolutely unappropriate for multilangaguage sites if you'd like to test many localizations. I don't know why playwright team gives such strange advises.