My blog was getting bigger and bigger and so time to add pagination. I am using Nuxt Content to manage my blog posts. So how do I add pagination to my blog? Let me show you how I did it.
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Let's take a look at some of the ways you can debug your tests in Playwright should they fail. Playwright scripts work with existing debugging tools, like Node.js debuggers and browser developer tools. Playwright also introduces new debugging features for browser automation.
Playwright will serve up a HTML report on your local server so you can easily walk through the steps of your test. You can also open a trace file which gives you even more powerful options of viewing, reporting, interacting and even debugging your tests.
As frontend developers we are normally given a design from Figma or similar tools that we then need to turn into code. So where do we start? What are the first steps we should take when converting our design into code?
How can we get more developers to write tests? We can create better tools that makes testing easier. Let's take a look at Playwright and it's amazing features including codegen which writes your tests for you.
Have you ever had to test something in an iframe on your page with end to end testing? Even testing the play button of an embedded video used to be difficult but then along came Playwright. Let's take a look at how Playwright can help you test iframes.
Theming is a fascinating topic and a really important one these days as more and more people add light and dark mode to their sites and companies change the theme of their site or part of their site on specific dates to celebrate occasions such as christmas, pride week etc.
Being a Developer Advocate is by far the best job in the world, at least in my opinion and for me. It isn't for everyone and that's ok too. In this post I am going to share a bit about what I do as a Developer Advocate and what I love about it.
Creating a generic cart component that can add and remove a product from the cart using React Context. This component can then be used in any other component or app to create more specific cart components.
We want to build and test a counter component built with React and TypeScript. So where do we start? Which components do we need to build to create this component and what do we test?
What happens when we pass in children in React? Children is a special prop that allows us to pass in any type of element. It could be a number, a string, a boolean, an array of elements or even another component. So how can we check the types?
Building a Select component with a Composition to see the component render in isolation as well as Tests using React Testing Library to test the select works on change and shows a new value.