Five Playwright Tips to Level Up Your Testing Game
Stefan Judis serves up a collection of useful Playwright tips and tricks in his latest post for the Checkly blog.…
Checkly GitHub Sync Goes into GA
GitHub Sync enables developers to sync their Playwright code stored in version control with Checkly Browser checks. This blog post details the GA release, how it works and what is coming in the future.…
Unleash the Full Power of Playwright With @playwright/test
Now that you know Playwright comes with a test runner, we're excited to share that `@playwright/test` is now available in the Checkly runtime `2022.02` as a public beta.…
Checkly Alerting Improvements and Our New Slack Community
Day one of Checkly Launch Week brings improved mobile alerts, new alert notifications, and a new alert notification log to Checkly. We're also introducing a new Checkly Slack Community!…
Fire up new Browser checks with our new templates
Let’s admit it: end-to-end testing is a technical challenge. How do you make features testable? What testing framework should you use? When should you run your test suite? There are so many things to learn and consider. At Checkly, we want to ease end-to-end monitoring so that you can…
GitHub Browser check synchronization goes into public beta
Now in public beta, Checkly’s GitHub Sync to automatically synchronize your Browser checks from GitHub. GitHub Sync allows you to develop your Playwright or Puppeteer scripts locally, link them with Checkly and keep them updated via Git…
How to run Checkly in your infrastructure - our new private locations
The monitoring and testing of public applications and APIs is challenging by itself. What should you test? How often should you run your tests? And who should be alerted? A scalable monitoring setup includes many hidden details, but technically it’s straightforward. Call public APIs and see if they do…