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If you ever really enjoy a course on LinkedIn Learning, reach out to the author and let them know. Maybe you might strike up a wonderful conversation! Butch Mayhew, Playwright Ambassador, referred me to two tools that came out a few months ago, in October of 2025: Playwright-Test-Planner and Playwright-Test-Generator, two

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I've been organizing head-too-head match-ups of various flavors of GitHub Copilot and Cursor, to keep from being bored sending resumes out into the void.  In the past I have used AI: Code-completion at MassMutual, code review at SELF, and vibe-coding apps for fun during Christmas break. The most powerful use I've found with AI? Research Assistant:"Here is a list o...

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It's a head-to-head matchup! Cursor AI versus VS Code + GitHub CoPilot battling to create automated test frameworks using MS Playwright + C#. Who creates the best tests? The best GitHub Actions Workflow? The best README docs? And can it be created only using prompts?In this corner, GitHub CoPilot, with the GitHub project: 

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When I learned that a company I was interviewing was thinking of pairing Playwright with C#, a computer language I have never worked with before, for an automated test framework for their web application, I was inspired.The test: Given a website, such as https://the-internet.herok...

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Remember that tiny little two-screen React Native app I created back in December 2025? The one that just had a Login Page and a Secure Area? Well, I may have gone a little overboard adding features to it again.

What started as a simple React Native Login Page demo for my AutomationGuild talk in April 2026 has become... way, way, way too much.

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