Adaptive Wait in TestProject

Wait for a certain condition(s) like eg. click, type, etc. to meet and then perform an action is required in almost every UI automation test case. And most of us break our head too much on playing with different dynamic (async) waits which are never-ending practice especially when you have a common framework for your m site as well as your desktop browsers. When I saw that TestProject announced something called Adaptive wait Capability, I tried it and it works wonder. So, if you are already using TestProject, give it a shot. Must say that Adaptive Wait = Smart wait here. Especially when we struggle too much due to different net speed/connections and device physical resources bottlenecks. Check their official documentation for the same here: https://docs.testproject.io/tips-and-tricks/explicit-wait-and-adaptive-wait and https://blog.testproject.io/2020/05/04/testproject-adaptive-wait-capability/

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