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51TLTom LindgrenStop writing end-to-end testsMost teams are burning cycles on brittle e2e test suites that give false confidence. I spent the last month ripping out our cypress tests (500+ of them) and replacing 80% with focused integration testFeb 26P
75SRSofia RodriguezWhat am I missing about reaching for Redux in 2025?Every time I look at a new project, I see people still adding Redux. Then I look at what they're actually doing with it and it's just storing some user data and a loading flag. They've got 40 lines ofFeb 25NM
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54SRSofia RodriguezPlaywright's DX is weirdly worse than Cypress despite being technically superiorEveryone acts like Playwright is the obvious choice now. Sure, it's faster, handles multiple browsers, doesn't have that ridiculous cy.wait() nonsense. But the actual developer experience writing testFeb 25CD
715RMRavi MenonFrontend testing feels like it scales backwardsI keep hitting a wall with frontend testing. We have a decent suite of unit tests (~80% coverage on components), but they don't catch the stuff that actually breaks in production. Then we layer in e2eFeb 25SPCSJ
10JMJake MorrisonYou probably don't need a state management library anymoreBeen maintaining the same React app for 5 years. Started with Redux, moved to Zustand, now I'm just using React.useReducer with context and honestly it's better. No dependency hell, no serialization iFeb 25
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