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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People search “data analyst job description” for two reasons. They want a copy-ready job description. And they want to know what the role looks like in real life. This guide gives you both. It also shows how to grow into data science, because that is where many careers are heading in 2026. What does …
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Technology is not just changing tools; it is changing how organizations think, build, test, and deliver software. By 2026, companies will no longer ask whether to adopt advanced technologies. Instead, they will ask how fast they can adapt without losing quality, security, or trust. This article explores 25 new technology trends for 2026 in …
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When a UI test fails, the first reaction on most teams is, “UI changed again?” In many cases, the real culprit isn’t the change itself, but how we wired our tests to the UI. That wiring happens through locators and test hooks. Get them right, and your regression suite feels rock-solid. Get them wrong, …
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When I started my career in QA, my role was straightforward: execute test cases, log defects, and ensure the application worked as expected. My daily life revolved around manual testing, clicking through screens, and chasing bugs. At the time, I saw QA as reactive—a checkpoint between development and release. Fast forward several years, and …
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As a QA engineer, I’ve always understood that software testing isn’t just about clicking buttons and verifying outputs—it’s about understanding the entire system. Early in my career, when tests failed, I often relied on screenshots, logs, and manual exploration to figure out the root cause. This worked most of the time, but intermittent failures, …
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