
Compare Playwright with Selenium and Cypress, discuss advantages and limitations, and cover installation, writing tests, assertions, hooks, building test suites, and smoke, sanity, and regression tests.
Explore Microsoft Playwright, an open source automation tool for cross-browser testing across Chrome, Firefox, and Edge, with headless and headed modes and built-in screenshots and videos for debugging and documentation.
Explore Microsoft Playwright features part ii, including integration with testing frameworks like Jest and Mocha, and CI/CD support with Azure and GitHub Actions, plus an active community and updates.
Discover Microsoft Playwright advantages: cross-browser support (Chrome, Edge, Chromium, Firefox, WebKit), multi-language runtimes (JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, .NET, Java), auto waits, tracing, debugging, dynamic waits, and robust retry and reporting features.
Explore the disadvantages of Microsoft Playwright, including a smaller community versus Selenium, no IE 11 legacy browser support, and lack of mobile native app testing.
Playwright Automation Learning Blog:
https://playwright.aims-ai.com/blog/
Start practical with Playwright by installing the tool, understanding prerequisites, and learning the basic script structure, then running your first test and exploring configuration.
Learn to install Microsoft Playwright by setting up Node.js, VS Code, and npm init playwright, then configure browsers and test setup for JavaScript end-to-end testing.
Explore the playwright project folder structure and installation and tests folders. Configure package.json, playwright.config.js, and GitHub configurations, and set chrome, chromium, firefox, and webkit for CI/CD workflows.
Create your first Playwright test by adding a spec.js, writing a test with navigation and a title assertion, and running it across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit with test reports.
Playwright Automation Learning Blog:
https://playwright.aims-ai.com/blog/
Learn core concepts of Playwright automation testing, including locating elements with CSS and XPath, page objects, actions, navigation, waiting, and assertions to validate expected results.
Explore core playwright actions and navigations, including go to, locator click, fill inputs, hover, and assertions to validate outcomes like login status and element visibility.
Learn to identify web page elements with XPath and CSS selectors using the CSS selector hub extension, then apply Playwright locators to navigate, click, and run cross-browser tests.
Master locating elements in Playwright using by label, by placeholder, by text, and by title, then perform hover, click, and fill actions with wait and assertions.
Run Playwright tests in real time across Firefox, Chrome, Chromium, and WebKit using headed mode, observing output in the browser and ensuring reliability with waits.
Show how to locate drop down values with Playwright, inspect a country dropdown, select India or Australia, and build a drop down spec using CSS selectors and test assertions.
Inspect and locate the date picker controls, then use loops and selectors to pick a specific date (month, year, day) in Playwright, and run tests across browsers with npx playwright.
Learn to automate table validations with Playwright by looping through ages, using locators to filter the table, validating each row’s last column, and handling no data found for 200.
Playwright Automation Learning Blog:
https://playwright.aims-ai.com/blog/
Record your browser interactions with Playwright using codegen, capturing locators and inputs to auto-generate a test script, then run it in Chromium to verify actions.
Learn to use Playwright codegen in Visual Studio Code to record test steps without coding. Capture locators, generate assertions, and run Chromium tests in edit mode.
Playwright Automation Learning Blog:
https://playwright.aims-ai.com/blog/
Manage Playwright test timeouts, from the default 30 seconds to per-test and global overrides via config or test.set_timeout, and apply them with beforeEach and describe for grouped tests.
Execute a login screen test by opening the browser, navigating to the login page, entering admin as username and admin as password, submitting the form, and asserting the logout button appears.
Learn how hooks manage shared login across test cases using before each, before all, after each, and after all, enabling login before tests and logout after all.
Implement beforeEach hooks in Playwright to run login functionality before each test, then verify home page and add to cart scenarios while running tests with npx playwright test.
Apply after-each hooks in Playwright tests by logging in, performing actions like add to cart, and logging out after every test to ensure fresh states and authentication.
Explore how to install and activate GitHub Copilot chat in VS Code, use AI chat features to generate code and test scripts, and integrate Copilot with a Microsoft Playwright project.
Explore the GitHub Copilot chat and AI pair programmer extensions in VSCode, install and connect to GitHub, and learn how Copilot writes, analyzes, and fixes code with real-time chat guidance.
Explore Copilot chat modes—agent, ask, and edit—and learn to use context with hash signs and real-time code examples to build and test functions.
Explore the edit mode in Copilot chat for VS Code, tailoring context, setting requirements, and fetching Python and Playwright environment details to refine automated Playwright tasks.
Learn how Copilot Agent Mode automates Playwright project setup, installs dependencies, and generates test scripts with AI-assisted actions. Choose JavaScript or TypeScript, run tests, and view reports without manual commands.
Playwright Automation Learning Blog:
https://playwright.aims-ai.com/blog/
Practice daily sessions, build practical projects, and apply learnings to end-to-end and api tests with playwright. Explore the official docs and community resources to strengthen assertions and robust waits.
Reduce boilerplate by using a playwright fixture to manage browser instantiation and teardown. Then fill the text area, assert the message, and run tests with npx playwright test.
Learn how to handle multiple matching elements in Playwright by using first, last, or nth selectors and validating the exact error count when a form is incomplete.
Compare fill and type methods for input fields in Playwright automation testing; fill clears and updates the value quickly, while type appends without clearing, so prefer fill.
Learn how to write and validate inputs with Playwright assertions, including URL, title, text, element visibility, and counts using locators and h1 texts in headless mode.
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What you'll learn:
Master Playwright from zero — installation, architecture, locators, assertions, fixtures, and the Page Object Model
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Automate end-to-end flows for real-world apps including login, checkout, payments, and dashboards
Run cross-browser tests on Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit with parallel execution
Integrate Playwright with CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, Jenkins, Azure DevOps)
Generate API tests, visual regression tests, and accessibility checks with AI assistance
Build a custom subagent architecture for QA automation with Claude Code
Apply the Playwright Codegen → Claude + MCP workflow that cuts test creation time by 70%
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