Correcting Wrong ‘Playwright’s Advantage over Selenium” Part 10: Frequent Releases

Frequent releases don’t always mean better. In fact, for web technologies that are standard-based and well-established, moderately frequent releases are preferred.

Continue to correct the 10th wrong claim in this YouTube video, “Playwright vs Selenium: What Advantages Make Playwright the Winner in Automation Testing Battle 🏆”.

This article series:

• “Playwright is Modern and Faster than Selenium” 😒
• “Playwright has Parallel Execution Support” 👎🏽
• “Playwright has Native Auto-Waiting Mechanism” 👎🏽
• “Playwright has a native test runner” 👎🏽
• “Playwright has native HTML Reporters” 👎🏽
• “Playwright Features Can be Configured in one Configuration” 👎🏽
• “Playwright supports a range of Testing Types, e.g. API Testing, Component Testing, …” 👎🏽
• “Playwright UI Mode, CodeGen, Debugging support.” 👎🏽
• “Playwright ARIA locator support” 👎🏽
• “Playwright has frequent releases” 👎🏽
• Wrap Up (coming)