In 2026, the idea that a prestigious degree alone guarantees a high salary is quietly disappearing. Across India’s technology ecosystem, companies are no longer paying for titles—they are paying for impact. This shift explains why some professionals earn ₹6 LPA while others cross ₹40 LPA in the same city, with similar experience. The difference …
By 2026, businesses are no longer debating whether cloud adoption is necessary. That discussion is over. The real challenge today is whether traditional IT infrastructure can keep pace with modern digital demands. Speed, scalability, security, and cost efficiency are no longer competitive advantages — they are baseline expectations. This shift has positioned Amazon Web Services …
If Selenium’s world is “log in, grab cookies, reuse them,” Playwright takes that idea and bakes it into the framework with a feature called storage state. Storage state = a snapshot of: Cookies Local storage Session storage That represent a logged-in browser. You can: Log in once. Save the storage state to a file. …
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Modern applications rarely have a simple “username + password on one page” anymore. You see: SSO (Single Sign-On) with redirects to Google / Azure AD / Okta OTP (one-time passwords) via SMS or email Security rules that expire sessions quickly For real users this is great for security. For Selenium tests… it can be …
Artificial Intelligence is evolving faster than any technology we have seen before. From content generation to autonomous decision-making systems, AI is now embedded in daily business operations. This rapid growth has triggered an unavoidable question: Will artificial intelligence eventually replace human intelligence? As we move into 2026, the real answer is more nuanced. AI …
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We’ve seen how waits work in Selenium and Playwright. Now imagine a future where: You don’t have to guess how long to wait. Your tool can learn from previous failures. It can suggest better wait conditions and retry logic automatically. That’s where Playwright + AI comes in as a concept: using AI to make …
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Choosing the right career after completing a B.Sc degree can be confusing. Many graduates struggle between higher studies, professional courses, and immediate job opportunities. In 2026, the good news is that a B.Sc background opens doors to high-growth, skill-based careers, especially in the technology and software domain. This guide explains the best career options after B.Sc, focusing on job demand, growth, and …
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One of the best things about Playwright is that it auto-waits for you: Waits for elements to be attached. Waits for them to be visible and stable. Waits for navigation to complete. This is why Playwright tests often feel less flaky than older tools. But there’s a catch: If you don’t understand how auto-wait …
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In UI automation, most “random” failures are not really random. The page is still loading. The spinner is still spinning. The modal is fading in. The network call is not done yet. Your script is simply too fast. That’s where explicit waits in Selenium come in. They are the difference between “click-click-fail” and a …
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Flaky UI tests have always been the villain in automation stories. They fail at 2 AM in CI, not because the feature is broken, but because some little CSS class or DOM structure changed. Traditionally, we fought this with better locators, better wait strategies, and better coding practices. Now, there’s a new ally joining …
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