Discussion on "How to add end-to-end tests to a project"

Marcin Wosinek · 2022-02-02T05:20:08.000Z

Also available in 🇪🇸Spanish and 🇵🇱 Polish Congratulations. Setting end-to-end (E2E) is a pretty advanced topic, and it can bring a lot of value to your project. It has a chance of catching potential issues before merging changes to the main branc...

Good Article, Thank you.🔥

Hi Marcin, My next article about Selenide is out, it might be interesting for you, so you can compare the ease of use of Java vs Javascript. mszeles.com/selenide-i-think-this-is-the-beginnin…

Great article Marcin. I was also planning to use Protractor, then I found out it will be discontinued from 2023. I recently wrote an article about choosing an E2E automation framework that might be interesting for you: mszeles.com/selenium-or-selenide In the end, our team choose Selenide which is a framework built on top of Selenium Webdriver with many pretty cool extra features. I will continue the article by introducing the use of Selenide with many practical examples. If it is not too late, I would highly recommend considering it as an option.

Keep up the great work. 😊

Thanks for sharing! I've limited myself to JS-only solutions, but I'm sure there are great selenium wrappers in Java, Ruby, etc. While picking, I would definitively focus on languages that the team is already familiar with - so as you wrote in mszeles.com/selenium-or-selenide, for your team Java-based approach sounds like a good idea.

Marcin Wosinek Exactly. One of the main factors on which you can decide is the existing skillset of your team.

Marcin Wosinek I just posted my next E2E test automation article which might be relevant for you: mszeles.com/series/selenide-introduction

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