# How has Gatling’s code-based load testing compared to UI tools like JMeter for you?

Creating test cases felt straightforward in Gatling, and the code-based approach made load testing easier without having to work through UI components like JMeter. One challenge was that Scala documentation and support sometimes felt inaccurate or not detailed enough. If you’ve used Gatling, how do you handle gaps in Scala docs or support while keeping tests adaptable to changing requirements?

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- Posted at: 3 months ago
- Author title: Digital Transformation Lead at Al Shaikh International Limited Company
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