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This VIDEO shows✅: Why Playwright Trace Viewer is a Game-Changer for API Logging!🔥🚀 Hey LinkedIn family! 👋 I wanted to share something super exciting from my latest project as a Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET). I've been using Playwright's Trace Viewer, and it's been a complete game-changer for logging API requests and responses. Here’s why you should be just as excited as I am! 🌟 🔍 Detailed Insights: Playwright Trace Viewer provides a comprehensive overview of every step in your test execution. You can see all API requests, responses, and browser interactions in one place, making debugging a breeze! 📊 Visual Representation: With a visual timeline, you can easily track the sequence of events, spot failures, and understand the context in which they occurred. This visual clarity is invaluable for identifying issues quickly. ⚙️ Seamless Debugging: The tool allows you to step through your test execution frame-by-frame. You can inspect the state of the application at any point, including network requests, console logs, and DOM snapshots. This is a lifesaver for complex scenarios! 🌐 Comprehensive Data: Get detailed information about each API call, including headers, payloads, and responses. This level of detail helps you ensure your APIs are working exactly as expected and troubleshoot any discrepancies effectively. 🎥 Demonstration Video: Check out the attached video where I demonstrate how I leverage Playwright Trace Viewer in my testing workflow. You'll see firsthand how this tool enhances efficiency and accuracy in API logging and debugging. As an SDET, having powerful tools like Playwright Trace Viewer in your toolkit is essential for delivering high-quality software efficiently. If you haven't tried it yet, you're missing out! 🚀 #trace #Playwright #QualityAssurance #TestAutomation #Debugging #DeveloperTools #AutomationTesting #QAEngineering #Testing #Automation #QA

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🚀 Content Creators: Streamline Your YouTube Workflow with No-Code Automation 🚀 Ever feel like you're drowning in YouTube tasks? I've been there, and I've got a game-changer for you. No-code automation. It's not just a buzzword; it's your new best friend. Here's how to make it work for you: 1. Identify Your Time Sinks - Video uploads eating your day? - Drowning in comment replies? - Thumbnail creation a constant headache? List 'em out. We're about to crush them. 2. Choose Your No-Code Tools - Zapier: The Swiss Army knife of automation - Make

After successful learning of PlayWright automation, now want to know more about Cypress automation. Let me start today and try to complete it by this week! Learning never stops...! Happy automation! #learning #QA #Automation #SDET #softwaretesting

Could your test automation dream team be mabl and Playwright? Mabl engineer, author, and 4-time Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Darío Kondratiuk shares how developers and QA can leverage both frameworks to increase test coverage and embrace continuous testing. #TestAutomation #TestAutomationStrategy

Day 13 with #dev30! Before signing up for this 5 week course, I was working through the JavaScript course on Codecademy. I made it roughy 75% of the way through before I just couldn't comprehend what I was doing anymore. Luckily I know when it's time to step away and come back. My brain retains the most when taking in information from multiple sources. Getting to watch these videos from the #dev30 course on top the self paced, reading instructions from Codecademy is so helpful for me to absorb these concepts. Not to mention getting to do the hands on projects! So I'm taking information in by reading, listening, and doing. Feeling well rounded at the moment!

Life is Short, Use Dev Tools The right dev tool can save you precious time, energy, and perhaps the weekend as well. Here are our favorite dev tools: 1 - Development Environment A good local dev environment is a force multiplier. Powerful IDEs like VSCode, IntelliJ IDEA, Notepad++, Vim, PyCharm & Jupyter Notebook can make your life easy. 2 - Diagramming Showcase your ideas visually with diagramming tools like DrawIO, Excalidraw, mindmap, Mermaid, PlantUML, Microsoft Visio, and Miro 3 - AI Tools AI can boost your productivity. Don’t ignore tools like ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, Tabnine, Claude, Ollama, Midjourney, and Stable Diffusion. 4 - Hosting and Deployment For hosting your applications, explore solutions like AWS, Cloudflare, GitHub, Fly, Heroku, and Digital Ocean. 5 - Code Quality Quality code is a great differentiator. Leverage tools like Jest, ESLint, Selenium, SonarQube, FindBugs, and Checkstyle to ensure top-notch quality. 6 - Security Don’t ignore the security aspects and use solutions like 1Password, LastPass, OWASP, Snyk, and Nmap. 7 - Note-taking Your notes are a reflection of your knowledge. Streamline your note-taking with Notion, Markdown, Obsidian, Roam, Logseq, and Tiddly Wiki. 8 - Design Elevate your visual game with design tools like Figma, Sketch, Adobe Illustrator, Canva, and Adobe Photoshop. Over to you: Which dev tools do you use? #systemdesign hashtag #coding hashtag #interviewtips .

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🌟 Why Event Listeners Can Be Heavy and Best Practices 🌟 Hey LinkedIn community! As a follow-up to my previous post on event listeners, today I’ll be discussing why event listeners can become heavy and how to manage them effectively. Let’s dive in: Why Event Listeners Can Be Heavy: While event listeners are incredibly powerful, they can also become heavy and impact performance if not used wisely. Here's why: 1. Memory Consumption: Each event listener you add consumes memory. If you attach a large number of listeners, it can lead to significant memory usage. 2. Processing Overhead: When an event occurs, all the attached listeners for that event need to be processed. If you have many listeners for a single event, it can slow down the response time. 3. Memory Leaks: If event listeners are not properly removed, they can cause memory leaks. This happens because the listener holds a reference to an element that may no longer be needed, preventing it from being garbage collected. 4. Web API and Callback Queue: Event listeners interact with the browser’s Web API and are managed through the event loop. When an event occurs, the Web API places the callback function into the callback queue. If the callback queue is already busy with other tasks, the new callback will have to wait, which can lead to delays and affect the responsiveness of your application. 💡 Best Practices: 1. Use Event Delegation: Instead of adding individual listeners to many elements, use a single listener on a common parent element. This reduces the number of listeners and can improve performance. 2. Remove Unnecessary Listeners: Always remove event listeners when they are no longer needed using removeEventListener. 3. Optimize Listener Functions: Ensure that the functions executed by event listeners are efficient and do not perform heavy operations. By understanding and properly managing event listeners, you can create efficient and responsive web applications. Feel free to share your thoughts and experiences with event listeners in the comments below! Let's learn and grow together. #JavaScript #WebDevelopment #EventListeners #Programming #Coding #Tech

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