Appium Master Classes (Selenium 3.0)

Install and configure Java for Appium on Windows, choose 64-bit vs 32-bit installers, and set system environment variables and PATH so Java is recognized.

Download and configure the Eclipse IDE, choose the 64-bit version from a mirror, unzip, open the workspace, and migrate with required plugins so you can write code.

Download and install Android Studio and the Android SDK, configure the JDK, and set environment variables and the SDK location for Appium.

Configure Android SDK using Android Studio by locating the SDK, setting the ANDROID_HOME environment variable, opening the SDK manager, and installing the required packages to support Appium testing.

Download and install Appium by locating the latest releases, install prerequisites such as Eclipse and Node, configure environment paths, and launch the Appium server through the UI or command line.

Explore Appium's GUI options to configure Android settings, launch apps or activities, manage sessions and logs, and adjust capabilities and device specifics for testing.

Configure a real Android device for debugging with Appium Master Classes, linking via USB and enabling USB debugging in developer options, and verify the device shows up for script execution.

Write a launch script by creating a project, adding a package and a main method in Eclipse, and integrate Selenium libraries to run an app on real Android devices.

Define and set capabilities for Android, specify device name, initialize the driver, and launch the app on a real Android device via script.

Discover practical methods to fetch an app’s package name and its launchable activity name using the EPMD UI, Android settings, and command-based checks, to streamline app launching in tests.

Master UiAutomatorViewer and Appium inspector to inspect Android screens, capture element details like resource-id or text, and build robust mobile automation flows with Appium.

Discover TestNG, an open source testing framework designed to outperform JUnit. Organize tests with annotations, run sanity and ship-readiness groups, and execute in parallel across browsers with reports.

Master TestNG prioritization and dependsOnMethods by demonstrating parameter handling, optional values, and parameter-based execution to control order and test dependencies.

Discover why ant, a java library, drives build processes and coordinates targets, enabling compile, assemble, test, and run tasks with SLAC reports.

Master installing and configuring VMware on Windows to run a guest operating system, including downloading the software, running as administrator, enabling virtualization, and setting up virtual machines.

Configure Appium on Mac part 2 by verifying commands, installing Java and Appium, using A.P.M. doctor to confirm prerequisites, and launching simulators for tests.

Record steps with the Appium inspector on Mac to capture interactions in the settings flow, including privacy and back navigation, then save and execute the scripted test.

Explore how the scroll feature works through a practical example, navigating the home page, selecting resources, and validating text and data across Android sessions in Appium.

Explore how the Appium swipe feature operates with a concrete example, demonstrating scrolling to a contact and swiping to reveal actions using precise x and y coordinates.

Explore drag and drop in automated testing by locating elements, performing long press, moving, and dropping to complete the interaction example.

Learn to use android key codes with a live example to automate app actions, handle unrecognized UI elements with UiAutomator, launch apps, take camera snapshots, and simulate keystrokes.

Explore how to access and open mobile notifications with Appium, including enabling the notification panel on Android, switching drivers, and interacting with the notification elements.

Learn how to automate switching between apps, launch a new application, and switch to a messaging app to send a message, using Appium with Android drivers.

Learn how to switch between apps with Appium on Android, using long press and touch actions to select a contact, open the messaging app, and return to the original app.

Learn to automate Paytm app test cases with Appium, locate elements by id, handle radio buttons and checkboxes, and manage delays and dynamic UI behavior.

Learn Appium automation for the Paytm app, including selecting options, entering amounts, and handling checkboxes and radio buttons with resource IDs. Troubleshoot input issues and refine element strategies.

Learn to automate the Paytm app by turning two manual steps into a single run, starting a VM server with Java client and jar files, and validating the server.

Learn how to capture a mobile snapshot during Appium automation, leveraging driver.get_screenshot_as, saving to target/screenshots with unique file names, and using try-catch to snapshot on failure.

Record Appium test execution with a screen recorder to capture why tests fail, then review timestamped videos for quick debugging.

Configure and create an Appium script to run on grid by selecting devices, starting the Appium server, and executing tests sequentially across multiple devices.

Configure and create an Appium script to run on a Selenium grid, detailing capabilities for multiple devices and browsers via a standalone server and session management.

Configure and create an Appium script to execute on a grid by selecting device IDs and running in a chosen sequence across multiple devices.

Download the Appium grid project zip, import the existing project into the Eclipse workspace, select the project root, and finish the import.

Learn to run a native app on multiple devices in parallel with Appium, manage sessions, and automate interactions across devices.

Learn to run a web app on multiple devices sequentially by executing steps across devices like Galaxy Note, using Appium with Selenium 3.0.

Learn to run a web app on a specific device using selenium 3 with appium, configure the grid, select the target device, launch the session, and run your script.