Microsoft Dynamics 365 is a powerful and expansive platform. It is an amazing set of tools for businesses that need to build ERP or CRM apps tailored to their needs. From a QA perspective, however, Dynamics 365’s broad range of capabilities, modules, and integration options can be deeply challenging. When there are so many ways…
Imagine a car that can drive ten times faster than any other vehicle. That’d be amazing, right? But there’s a catch: when stopped at an intersection, the car has to wait ten times longer for the light to change. Would you drive that car? This is a similar predicament as the one software development and testing…
You point an AI at your app. You give it a prompt about as detailed as “explore this site and write tests.” You go make a coffee. You come back to 200 Playwright tests, all written, all runnable, and (this is the really enticing part) all green. It genuinely feels like magic. A week of…
The cheapest AI-generated Playwright test can become the most expensive test in the suite if an AI agent has to reason through it every time it runs. That is the uncomfortable part of AI-assisted Playwright testing. Enterprise teams often want the speed of AI agents and Playwright MCP, while the organization quite reasonably ask two…
Showing that you did something is not the same as showing how you did something. Your math teachers in school always wanted you to show your work on tests instead of just writing the right answer. And while your friends or family love that chocolate dessert you served them, they’ll often want to know how you…
Most release-related questions are easy… until someone asks for receipts. “Did we validate this release?” sounds like a simple yes-or-no question, but enterprise QA teams rarely get away with answering it that way. An auditor wants evidence. A regulator wants a defensible chain of reasoning, while a VP wants an answer before their coffee gets…
Playwright is outstanding at running tests. That is a major reason why so many development teams have adopted it. You write a test, commit it to Git, run it locally or through CI, and get useful feedback quickly. For an individual developer or a small team, the model works remarkably well. But internal adoption rarely…
When Microsoft shipped Playwright Agents in October 2025, it raised the bar for what modern test automation could look like. Playwright’s three AI agents (Planner, Generator, and Healer) work together to automate test creation, maintenance, and repair, delivering real speed and reducing manual effort across the entire testing lifecycle. For enterprise teams looking to maximize…
Every organization has growing pains, whether it’s scaling systems, managing budgets, or picking the perfect coffee maker for the new office. Software testing’s chief challenges typically fall into two fundamental categories: technical and organizational. The challenges engineers tend to home in on are the technical ones. Issues like test degradation, environmental mismatches, and time synchronization…
Test automation is supposed to catch problems. But what happens when your tests break? Traditionally, a broken test means a failed build, an alert, and someone manually investigating what went wrong. That friction is real, but it forces visibility. Newer tools promise to remove that friction entirely. The self-healing in Playwright‘s test agents does exactly that: when a locator breaks, the system fixes it automatically….
