Building AI agents that test software @mablhq | Creator of Puppeteer-Sharp & Playwright-Sharp | 7x Microsoft MVP | Author
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.NET developers also deserve E2E.
e2e for .NET sits on Playwright: write what the user does, the agent acts, and the next run replays from cache. We rewrote Playwright’s TodoMVC example — 625 lines → 310, with stronger checks.
hardkoded.com/blog/dotnet-de…
HTTP/1.1 web server benchmarks
http-arena.com/#sort=rps:-1&…
As expected, .NET is on top!
E2E for dotnet now supports MAUI's DevFlow (learn.microsoft.com/en-us/do…) as an engine! How cool is that @dotnetmaui?
E2E-dotnet is perfect for testing MAUI .NET mobile apps!
Agentic testing, Playwright-style mobile testing!
Check this out @davidortinau @dotnetmaui
C# is always faster
When in doubt, just use C# and ASP.NET Core.
It's blazing fast.
.NET 11 RC2 is even faster.
For me, it's the best overall major web framework - auth, config, logging, perf, modular middleware, DI, cross-plat, etc.
But I didn't expect this:
Neat!
Grok @bot now supports plus aliases! Send and receive email using dedicated aliases, or set up routines that only trigger for mail to a specific alias!
JEV now supports passing images and returning a box. .NET devs, check it out with the latest TypeSafe-sdk-dotnet!
macOS Golden Gate is so bad that I had to switch from cmux to herdr. Which is nice, but I was forced to do it.
