How is the management of asynchronous tasks carried out when using Selenide?

Selenide automatically manages asynchronous tasks related to waiting for elements on the page. Instead of explicitly using waits, Selenide employs built-in waiting mechanisms (implicit and explicit waits) that repeatedly check the state of elements until the condition is met or the timeout expires.

For example, when calling the method $("selector").shouldBe(visible), Selenide will periodically check if the element is visible, and only then proceed with the execution of the code. This allows for efficient handling of dynamic content without the need to manually write waits or use Thread.sleep().

Thus, asynchronous management in Selenide occurs through built-in waits, which make tests more stable and readable.