Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
7 Hour(s) 47 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Glitch IT System
Rating
3 views
Course Overview
Automate all the repetitive website software testing tasks so that you can relax while the computer does the work.
Learn Website Automation
This course will teach you everything you will need to know to get started automating website testing. You do not need any prior knowledge to be successful in this course.
Web Foundations
To be successful in web automation, you first must understand the basics of how a website works. We will teach you how to build a website from the ground up. You will be building a website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Protractor
We will be using Protractor 5 as our automation framework for writing our test scripts. Protractor was built for Angular applications but it is not limited to only Angular. We are going to demonstrate that by testing the HTML website what we created. Protractor is fully featured and easy to use once you learn all the fundamental concepts from this course. You may ask, "Why are we not using Selenium?". Protractor is built with Selenium at its core. What that means is that when you use Protractor, you are using Selenium.
Industry Famous Tools
You will learn how to use some of the most common tools in the web development and testing industry.
These tools include:
Protractor 5
Visual Studio Code
Node.js
Bootstrap
Course Content
- 9 section(s)
- 67 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Getting Started
- Section 2 HTML
- Section 3 CSS
- Section 4 JavaScript
- Section 5 Demo Site Project
- Section 6 Getting Started with Protractor
- Section 7 Testing Our Site
- Section 8 Protractor Reporting
- Section 9 Course Wrap Up
What You’ll Learn
- Learn basic HTML, CSS, and javaScript skills, Build an HTML Website, Automate websites, Become a QA Automation Engineer
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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NNatalie Niehaus
I have an interview coming up tomorrow for a QA Engineer, and Jason has managed to help me feel so much more prepared than I did. However, there were a lot of little things that were distracting in the course, like background noises and possibly he's chewing gum in some places (?), stuff like that. He did have to go back through the code sometimes to figure out where he messed up, but watching his process was kinda awesome
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DDimitar Stojanovski
The course overall was really good. I would recommend to anybody who is interested to learn the basics with Protractor.
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JJovica Miljkovikj
It really teaches you "Website Automation Testing for Beginners with Protractor". The concept of the classes held is also good, teaching through example is the best way to do it. The one thing that I've got the feeling is missing, or at least not payed enough time and attention to, is when some of the tests were failing and then a new keyword was introduced and made them work, although there was a brief explanation why to use that, there was no mention of more detailed reason for the usage. So, maybe a one minute recap for the new things introduced at the end of each of the videos will improve the course in the details take away point. However, I am satisfied with what I have learnt, so thank you very much for the knowledge you've shared.
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AAshish Kumar
Content can be bit more elaborated and detailed so if a person is having basic knowledge they can gain more and more.
