Learn more about new Playwright features on the Checkly platform.

Learn more about our new alert notification features, recent mobile improvements, and our new Slack community.

We’re breaking some exciting news on the security front for Checkly, focused on SOC II Type 1 certification.

Playwright offers different ways to select and access elements. Learn in this video why page locators ("page.locator") are preferred over element handles ("page.$").

Checkly's GitHub Sync feature (in public beta) enables developers to write their Browser check code in their favorite environment and then sync it automatically from GitHub to Checkly. The feature is still under development and receives constant updates. Developer Advocate, Stefan Judis, walks you through the recent additions.

Learn in this video how Playwrights test steps improve your test cases' readability and allow you to self-document your test suite.

Playwright's "page" object provides multiple methods to interact with DOM elements ("click", "fill", etc.). But these methods come with one downside: they're not strict. Learn in this video why strict mode is important and how locator method help to write better test cases.

While Playwright uses Jest's "expect" library for test assertions it adds additional functionality to it. Web-first assertions make web UI testing more convenient. Learn what they're about in this week's Playwright tip!

The new GitHub Sync feature just opened up for public beta. Put your Browser check code into version control and automatically synchronize your GitHub code with Checkly.

Debugging test cases that only occasionally fail or "work on your machine" can be tough. Luckily, Playwright allows you to record all your script's steps and travel back in time using the Trace Viewer. Learn in this video how trace all your Playwright scripts.