Playwright is a great open-source tool for test automation on web and Angie Jones did a great effort explaining its features with code examples.
Is Playwright — the new Microsoft's open-source JavaScript library for testing multiple web browsers — about to replace Puppeteer? Alister Scott first shows how to use the tool and then gives a fair review.
Visual testing using Playwright
Did you know that Playwright has a built-in solution for visual testing? Balaji Kumarasamy shows a few examples of using it.
If you want to benefit from Playwright's functionality for test inspection, Mustafa Mašetić wrote a handy guide.
It may also help to Create custom expects in Playwright, as Sergei Gapanovich explains.
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Playwright Indent List Reporter
Want to get more clarity in your Playwright test reports? Butch Mayhew demonstrates the indent-test-reporter library built specifically for that.
Do you think you know Playwright well? Andrey Enin may surprise you with some of these less-know, helpful features.
Using Sharding with Playwright
If you want to speed up the execution of your Playwright tests, Girish Nair demonstrates how to achieve that with sharding on CI.
Also, Mike Harris explains the benefits of using the Playwright's Trace Viewer.
In the 1.28 version, Playwright added a few new selectors. Vibhanshu Jain illustrates the improvement with the before-and-after table.
Moreover, Alice Zhang shares a good overview of the Playwright text selector strategy and examples.
When Playwright met PollyJS...
Sagarpreet Chadha gives a great overview of implementing automated tests using Playwright for web testing and Polly.JS for API mocking.
Furthermore, Kostiantyn Teltov shares helpful Automation stories: Usefulness of Playwright fixtures.
Full parallelization in Playwright
If you're wondering how you can make your Playwright test execution faster, here's a great guide by Adrian Maciuc.