NullVoxPopuli

Did you know you can using @testing-library/dom with zero configuration in ember projects?

The ember.js project at work has about 18,000 browser tests.

They run in about 10 minutes. Are stable!
And half of them are due to tech debt and ineffective testing strategies (which we're working on (both tech and education)).
Even then, we can go faster.

How fast are your tests in the browser?

The ember.js project at work has about 18,000 browser tests.

They run in about 10 minutes. Are stable!
And half of them are due to tech debt and ineffective testing strategies (which we're working on (both tech and education)).
Even then, we can go faster.

How fast are your tests in the browser?

These are using vastly different technologies, but, I have to say that QUnit (+ qunit-dom) has such a good API.

Sorry playwright.

Both files are 18 lines.
Playwright's test is 12 lines
QUnit's test is 8 lines.

Over time, as you write more tests, that per-test savings adds up.

😬

https://github.com/vitest-dev/vitest/issues/5090

meanwhile, ember's test situation is very nice!

> qunit
> run in browser
> breakpoints, debugger, etc work easily

🎉