--- title: "cy.blog()" url: "https://www.cypress.io/blog/page/45" description: "Cypress Blog – Page 45. Releases, AI-assisted testing, and quality guides from the Cypress team. See what changed, whether it affects you, and how teams ship with confidence." --- cy.get() cy.find() cy.debug() cy.visit() cy.mount() cy.click() cy.type() cy.pause() cy.within() cy.contains() cy.each() cy.dblclick() cy.get() cy.find() cy.debug() cy.filter() cy.eq() cy.clearCookie() cy.pause() cy.end() cy.within() cy.contains() cy.each() cy.within() cy.contains() cy.eq() cy.end() cy.filter() cy.clearCookie() cy.visit() cy.mount() cy.click() cy.type() cy.within() cy.contains() cy.eq() cy.end() cy.each() cy.dblclick() cy.get() cy.find() cy.debug() cy.each() cy.dblclick() cy.eq() cy.end() cy.within() cy.contains() cy.each() cy.dblclick() cy.pause() cy.visit() cy.mount() cy.click() cy.type() cy.get() cy.find() cy.debug() cy.filter() cy.clearCookie() cy.get() cy.find() cy.debug() cy.within() cy.mount() cy.contains() cy.visit() cy.type() cy.click() cy.within() cy.contains() cy.visit() cy.mount() cy.click() cy.type() cy.filter() cy.filter() cy.clearCookie() cy.pause() cy.contains() cy.filter() cy.eq() cy.end() cy.eq() cy.end() cy.each() cy.filter() cy.dblclick() cy.clearCookie() cy.each() cy.dblclick() cy.eq() cy.end() cy.get() cy.find() cy.debug() cy.pause() cy.filter() cy.clearCookie() cy.pause() cy.eq() cy.end() # cy.blog() Releases, AI-assisted testing, and quality guides from the Cypress team. See what changed, whether it affects you, and how teams ship with confidence. [Meet cypress tap: give your AI agent the context the Cypress app shows you Cypress AIcypress tap is a new set of CLI command to pull Cypress app context into your terminal. It lets AI agent drive a Cypress open session from the terminal, so it can author new tests, extend existing ones, and read failures the way the Cypress app shows them.Read more](/blog/cypress-tap-cli) [All](/blog)[Releases](/blog/category/Releases) [Community](/blog/category/Community) [Education](/blog/category/Education) [Customer Stories]() [Company](/blog/category/Company) [Using Events Emitted from Your Application during End-to-End Tests Imagine a typical web application during end-to-end testing. The test runner (in this case Cypress.io \[https://www.cypress.io\]) is driving the app via its DOM elements; it is clicking and typing and scrolling. The test runner checks if the application behaves correctly by explicitly executing assertions against the displayed text the user sees and implicitly by interacting the elements. But what is going on under the hood? Is the web application correctly processing user actions? In this blog po Read more](/blog/using-events-emitted-from-your-application-during-end-to-end-tests) [Live Webinar | How GoDaddy Created A Culture of Quality Through Test Automation with Cypress GoDaddy \[https://www.godaddy.com/\] powers the world’s largest cloud platform dedicated to small, independent ventures, with 18 million customers worldwide and 77 million domain names under management. As GoDaddy scales to meet the demands of millions of daily users, they are also working to find ways to scale internally and unify their teams’ efforts across engineering, QA, and operations. Join team members from GoDaddy and Cypress.io on Wednesday, March 27 at 10am PDT / 1pm EDT to learn how th Read more](/blog/how-godaddy-created-a-culture-of-quality) [Shrink the Untestable Code With App Actions And Effects This blog post shows how to shrink untestable code and pushes it to the edges of the applications. The core of the web application will remain easy to check from our tests, while external effects can be observed or stubbed. The Cypress.io test runner has limitations. For example, when controlling the network requests, Cypress can spy and stub XHR requests only. We will remove this limit when issue #687 \[https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/687\] lands, but for now if your application is Read more](/blog/shrink-the-untestable-code-with-app-actions-and-effects) [Join the Team With 10,000 (GitHub) Stars! An amazing thing happened a few days ago—we reached 10,000 stars on Github, less than two years after making our open-source repo available. > 10,000 Github stars in two years! Source https://timqian.com/star-history/#cypress-io/cypress If you haven’t tried Cypress yet, check out our docs \[on.cypress.io\] and give our automated testing tool and dashboard a try—getting started takes just 5 minutes. We think you’ll be pleased with the power and ease of use of our testing framework, the Test Run Read more](/blog/join-the-team-with-10000-github-stars) [New Feature: Log in to the Cypress Dashboard via Google Just a quick product update: you can now log into the Cypress Dashboard via Google! GitHub is home base for many of the developers using Cypress—which is why it was our initial focus when we enabled social login to the Cypress Dashboard. But as we’ve grown, we’ve heard from people outside that developer ecosystem that would like access too. Our response is simple: whether you’re a developer using GitLab, or a product manager that doesn’t code at all, we want everyone to have easy acc Read more](/blog/new-feature-log-in-to-the-cypress-dashboard-via-google) [Modern Front-End Testing with Cypress This is a guest post from Michael Herman, a software engineer and educator who lives in the Denver area. He is the founder of TestDriven.io. Besides development, he enjoys building financial models, tech writing, hiking, and teaching. Cypress is a modern web automation test framework designed to simplify browser testing—and it’s much more than just an end-to-end test automation tool. Cypress is a developer tool made to be used proactively by developers rather than a non-technical QA tea Read more](/blog/modern-frontend-testing-with-cypress) [Meet our new VP of Marketing: Steven Yi Cypress is pleased to announce, Steven Yi \[https://www.linkedin.com/in/steveyiwa/\] has joined Cypress.io as our vice president of marketing. In addition to his experience in developer evangelism and product marketing, he spent the first seven years of his career as a developer, working on large web e-commerce systems and enterprise integrations. Throughout his career he’s used several languages and platforms: Node.js, TypeScript and Express for web API and server-side execution, Python/Django, C Read more](/blog/our-new-vp-of-marketing-steven-yi) [When Can The Test Click? Recently a user opened a Cypress issue #3135 asking why the cy.click() command was behaving differently than the way click behaved when a user clicks on the button. We’ve seen many people ask similar questions involving click and wanted to address how to ensure your tests behave the same way as a user’s behavior. The problem The problem is straightforward once we walk through how Cypress works. Let’s use the web application at https://github-ylq5q4.stackblitz.io as an example. This ap Read more](/blog/when-can-the-test-click) [Using Nrwl Nx to Add Cypress to Your Angular Development Workflow This is a guest post from Benjamin Cabanes, an Angular Engineer at the Angular consulting firm Nrwl (Narwhal Technologies Inc.) in Toronto. As an active contributor to Nrwl’s Nx open source project, Ben also works with Nrwl’s American enterprise clients in the Telecom and Financial Services space. Ben regularly blogs about best practices when building Angular applications at scale. One of our goals at Nrwl.io is to modernize the enterprise. That’s why we built Nrwl Nx–a set of extension Read more](/blog/using-nrwl-nx-to-add-cypress-to-your-angular-development-workflow) [Newer posts](/blog/page/44) [Older posts](/blog/page/46)