A web app can look finished while its most important actions do nothing durable. A Save button may...
A web app can look finished while its most important actions do nothing durable.
A Save button may show a spinner and a success toast. A new row may appear. The API may even return HTTP 200. Then the user refreshes the page and the data disappears.
That gap is the reason I built RealDone, an open-source behavioral verification tool that uses a real browser and checks observable consequences instead of trusting UI claims.
The failure pattern
Consider a typical create flow:
The Browser Test Passed. The Product Still Broke. A browser test can click the right...
Most browser tests are described as sequences of actions: open a page; click a control; enter some...
A red test in CI looks precise. Something failed. The pipeline stopped. There is a screenshot, a...
The easiest browser test is the one that never leaves the browser. Open a page. Click a button....
This is the payoff of everything so far. A UI test usually cares about one behavior — does this...
Modern browser testing is no longer just about clicking a button and checking whether the next page...
