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Redefining Functional Automation with Playwright, JavaScript, and Cucumber
This research paper presents the use of Playwright, JavaScript & Cucumber to perform scalable and efficient functional automation, comparing to traditional tools. The paper shows that Playwright reduces test execution time, improves cross browser support, and gets the testing process more efficient, applying quantitative analysis, geographical distribution, and case studies. It finds Playwright to transform how software quality is built, loading faster releases, robust security validations, and pleasurable user experiences in a variety of environments.
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