We have good experience using "post-Selenium" web UI testing tools such as Cypress, and Puppeteer. TestCafe lets you write tests in JavaScript or TypeScript and runs in-browser tests. TestCafe has several useful features that include out-of-the-box parallel execution and HTTP request mocking. TestCafe uses an asynchronous execution model with no explicit wait times, which results in much more stable test suites. Its selector API makes it easier to implement patterns. TestCafe recently released version 1.0.x, which improved stability and functionality.
Our teams are reporting good success with , a JavaScript-based browser test automation tool. TestCafe allows you to write tests in JavaScript or TypeScript and runs tests in any browser that supports JavaScript. TestCafe has several useful features including out-of-the-box parallel execution and HTTP request mocking. TestCafe uses an asynchronous execution model with no explicit wait times, which results in much more stable test suites.
