Creating and working with automation test report using EARS
Requirements
- C#
- ASP.Net (basic understanding and working knowledge)
- SQL basic
- Powershell
Description
Creating and working with automation test report using EARS course is designed in such a way that he/she with good knowledge or understanding on
- C#
- ASP.Net
- Web Services
- SQL
- Powershell /Shell scripting
Can design and develop an robust and extendable automation test reporting by themselves for their Company/Job.
ExecuteAutomation Reporting System (EARS) is going to be a unified reporting system for any type of automation testing which is built using ASP.Net.
Meaning, EARS will support any kind of automation tools/technology you use like
- Selenium
- Coded UI
- Robotium/ Appium
ExecuteAutomation Web Service (EAWS) is going to be the web service that any of the above tool can consume in their custom built framework or via EAAutoFramework to insert data into EARS DB
ExecuteAutomation Test Harness System (EATS) is built using Powershell to provide anyone to perform series of operation for their CI tools
Who this course is for:
- This course is for QA
- Above all, this course is for those who want to build reporting from groundup
Instructor
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I am Karthik K.K. I do consulting, blogging and researching on various different tools and technologies which inspire my interest. I have been into Software Automation Testing for over 15+ years now and my interest in learning new stuffs which enables automation has never been compromised.
Due to my passion in automation testing I got fully exposed to tools and languages like
Desktop & Web : Cypress, Selenium, Specflow,Puppeteer,Plawright, UFT, VS Coded UI, Ranorex ,Test Complete and Cucumber
Mobile : Appium, Robotium,Calabash, Espresso, Selendroid
Languages : C#, Java, Ruby, Powershell, Javascript, VBScript
Cloud Tools : Azure, Dockers
Misc Tools: Mockito, Rest-assured, Bound-Box,FluentAutomation
Interested in: MVC, Entity framework, LINQ, Fakes, Distributed deployment, SAAS, Event-Driven System