Cypress all the way for me! The syntax is just so much cleaner, and the debugging tools are a game-changer. Selenium feels like you’re wrestling with an old car sometimes—gets the job done, but it’s not pretty.
That said, if you’re working on a legacy project or need to support older browsers, Selenium is still the safer bet.
For learning, I’d recommend the Cypress docs—they’re super beginner-friendly. And for Selenium, the official docs are a bit dry, but there are tons of YouTube tutorials out there.
That said, if you’re working on a legacy project or need to support older browsers, Selenium is still the safer bet.
For learning, I’d recommend the Cypress docs—they’re super beginner-friendly. And for Selenium, the official docs are a bit dry, but there are tons of YouTube tutorials out there.