Cypress - Modern Automation Testing from Scratch + Framework - Understand Cypress Architecture and its Benefits

The video tutorial discusses the differences between Selenium and Cypress, focusing on their architectures and how they operate. Selenium uses a browser driver to execute commands, making it slower, while Cypress runs directly in the browser, offering faster execution and more control over the DOM and network requests. Cypress supports Chrome and Electron but lacks support for Firefox and IE. It is suitable for unit, integration, and end-to-end testing, providing a comprehensive solution for modern web applications.

Describe how Cypress listens to DOM changes during test execution.

How does Cypress handle network requests and responses during testing?

What is the architecture of Cypress, and how does it differ from Selenium?

What features does the Cypress dashboard provide for test execution?