
Discover why JavaScript powers web and UI automation, highlighting its simple syntax, speed, and community support, and learn core concepts—variables, printing, conditionals, loops, and exception handling—for Playwright automation.
Install the GitHub Copilot extension in Visual Studio Code, then sign in to GitHub and authorize access to enable AI features and Copilot chat.
Explore comments and variables in JavaScript, learning single-line and multiline comments for readability, then define and update variables using var and let with meaningful names and scope rules.
Learn the for loop syntax—initialize, condition, increment—by printing Surendra with console.log, iterating 1 to 5 or 1 to 100, and using nested loops for even and odd numbers.
Learn about anonymous functions and arrow functions in JavaScript with practical examples. Store these functions in variables, call them later, and pass parameters as needed.
Learn how to use forEach to iterate over arrays in JavaScript, print each employee name, and call a function for every element.
Learn how inheritance uses the extends relationship to share parent class data with a child class, enabling access to both parent and child methods via an object.
Discover ES6, the 2015 update to JavaScript, highlighting features like default parameters, arrow functions, classes, promises, rest parameters, and exports for automation testing.
Learn to debug Playwright tests with the Playwright inspector and command line using -debug, stepping through test steps, inspecting logs, and using locators to identify elements.
Create a Playwright test by writing a spec file, importing the Playwright test, and using go to open the application. Use async and await to manage promises in tests.
Learn to extract text from any element, including buttons, using Playwright JS. Use xpath locators, index-based element selection, and the text content method to print results to the console.
Explore mouse and keyboard automation in Playwright, mastering click, double-click, right-click, hover, and typing characters, plus locating elements inside frames with frame locators.
Explore two drag and drop techniques in Playwright: frame-based drag using a frame locator, and an alternative via hover and mouse events for jQuery UI.
Extract data from web tables using Playwright by locating the table, selecting the second row and first column, and printing the retrieved value.
Learn to implement a page object model for the home page in Playwright JS, defining locators for add to cart, cart logo, side menu, and logout.
Create an Azure DevOps account by signing in with a Microsoft account and selecting try Azure for free, then create an organization and project with boards, pipelines, and test plans.
Create an azure pipeline to run playwright tests from the GitHub main branch on a windows latest agent with node 16.20.2, publishing artifacts and junit test results.
Learn how LangChain connects LLMs to external data sources, uses vector databases and embeddings for RAG, and LangGraph models AI agents with nodes, edges, states, and check pointer.
Generate an automation test script for the source demo login flow using Playwright CLI and ML files, leveraging page locators and DOM details with human-in-the-loop guidance.
Capture complete traces with Playwright CLI by enabling snapshots and screenshots, save as trace.zip, and review action-by-action traces to analyze web interactions.
This course is explained completely in Telugu. Learn Playwright Web Automation and API Testing using JavaScript along with modern Artificial Intelligence concepts and tools.
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
This course is designed for testers and developers who want to master Playwright automation, web testing, API testing, and AI-powered workflows using JavaScript. It is especially useful for learners looking for a Playwright Telugu course or automation testing in Telugu.
You will start from the basics of Playwright using JavaScript and gradually move towards advanced topics like Playwright CLI, MCP (Model Context Protocol), and API testing using Playwright. The course also introduces important AI concepts such as Generative AI, Large Language Models (LLMs), and Prompt Engineering, which are becoming essential skills in today’s industry.
Learn and Master Modern Automation and AI Workflows
Automate web applications using Playwright and JavaScript
Perform API testing using Playwright (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
Work with locators, assertions, and browser interactions
Execute tests using Playwright CLI and advanced configurations
Understand Playwright MCP concepts and modern workflows
Learn AI concepts like LLMs, prompt engineering, and automation use cases
Explore how AI tools improve developer productivity and testing efficiency
This course focuses on practical learning with real-world examples, helping you build strong skills in automation testing, API testing, and AI integration.
If you want to become a modern automation engineer with Playwright and AI knowledge, this course will provide a strong foundation and help you stay aligned with current industry trends.