
Learn how to test APIs with Postman, using simple scripts and rich documentation, and understand why API testing remains the same across tools like SoapUI.
Discover how software testing evaluates and verifies that a product functions, meets requirements, and works for real users, delivering a reliable, usable experience while preventing problems and improving quality.
Explore how software testing ensures quality, reliability, and performance through verification, bug detection, and quality assurance, and learn to craft test plans, test cases, and bug reports.
Clarify the difference between SDLC and STLC, outlining SDLC stages from requirements to maintenance. Explain STLC as the testing-focused process inside SDLC, including planning, test design, execution, and reporting.
Learn how Postman tests APIs by creating requests, verifying responses, and identifying issues to ensure code works before production.
Postman offers two options: download from postman.com/download or create an account on postman.com, and start testing your api using get, post, put, and delete to perform crud operations.
Learn to use Postman to send get, post, put, and delete requests, craft request bodies, verify responses, and manage a workspace while testing a pet store API.
Create a Postman workspace and pet store collection to test the swagger pet store API, organize requests, environments, and sharing, and verify responses like 200 for get and post operations.
Use postman to perform a get request that verifies pet id 1 in the database, then inspect the response showing id, category, name, photo, tag, and the available status.
Learn to test a pet store API with Postman using GET requests, verify 200 and not found responses, and save and rename requests for reusable endpoints.
Learn how to create and update resources using post and put requests in Postman, sending a body with pet data to the API and verifying results with get requests.
learn how to test api delete operations in postman, using the http delete method with authorization tokens, and verify deletions by id in a pet store scenario.
Use postman to test api endpoints for a pet store: create, verify, modify, and delete users, and validate responses with a user list.
Practice API testing with Postman by working with the Swagger for Pizzeria Valentino, test authorization with an access token, and perform get, post, and delete order operations.
Create a Postman collection, send a get order request, verify a 200 ok response with pizza order details, and save or rename the request.
Learn how to create an order using the post method in Postman, supply a JSON body, handle authorization headers and tokens, and verify API requests via Swagger.
Learn how to use SoapUI to test rest api, compare its interface to postman, and verify api responses and error messages.
Explore the SoapUI tool by creating soap and rest projects, importing packages, and running requests to test APIs and verify http 200 responses, using a calculator example.
Download SoapUI open source from the official site and install it. Create a project and start testing your API using the SoapUI interface.
Create a soap api test project, configure add and divide requests, and verify 200 responses with results like 9 from 4 plus 5 and 3 from 6 divided by 2.
Test the SOAP API using its URL and documentation, verify results as a final client with two plus two and three plus two, and confirm a 200 OK response.
Explore rest api concepts and testing with SoapUI, including restful architecture, stateless http communication, data formats like json, and common http methods such as get, post, put and delete.
Learn to test a rest api using soap ui and swagger, validating get, post, put, and delete on the pet store, including retrieving, updating, adding, and removing pets.
Design and rename a test case in the user interface, verify endpoints with the get method in swagger, then launch the test suite to run multiple test cases at once.
Practice testing a rest api with put and post requests to manage a pet store, verify responses, and use swagger documentation to validate endpoints and request bodies.
Learn how to delete a pet in a rest api using the http delete method, supply the endpoint with a pet id, and authorize requests with an access token.
Explore SoapUI API testing by exercising an order pizza API: list all orders, create an order, delete delivered orders, and verify results through hands-on tests.
Test a pizza rest api by reading the documentation, using get and post endpoints to view and create orders, and verify authorization headers.
Obtain an access token from the API documentation by sending a post request with username and password. Use the token with authorization 2.0 to run tests against the endpoint.
Encounter a 500 internal server error: the issue is on the server, not your request; verify method, endpoint, body, and authorization, then check the server status.
Delete an order using the HTTP delete method with the same access token, verify the response shows the order ID3 is removed, then check for remaining orders.
Test your api effectively by using complete documentation and testing tools like Postman to verify get, post, put, and delete operations and manage information in your database.
Explore confluence as a collaborative documentation tool with real-time team collaboration, post updates, tagging and task assignment, comments, attachments, spaces with keyword tags, advanced search, and summary macros.
Compare Jira and Confluence and see how they complement each other for collaboration, with Jira handling user stories and epics and Confluence hosting meeting notes and retrospectives.
Learn how to use Confluence to collaborate with your team by creating spaces and pages, applying templates for team documentation, knowledge base, software projects, and project management.
Learn to manage confluence by adding users and teams, modifying settings, and inviting collaborators; switch languages, update team names, and assign roles for effective collaboration.
Explore how to set up and use Playwright with GitHub, including example.spec.js in JavaScript. Learn to import test from Playwright, write a test with a title, and navigate with page.goto.
Explore how to automate website testing with Playwright, import modules, access sites like youtube.com or playwright.dev, and let Playwright record the interface to generate code.
Explore Playwright to record your website, save and reuse scripts in minutes, and run them in the background to generate detailed reports for automating your application.
Explore playwright by organizing scripts in the test folder, naming them with spec.js conventions, writing in JavaScript, and running them from the terminal.
Learn to run Playwright tests from the terminal, executing all tests with npx playwright test or a single script by its path, across Firefox, Chromium, and WebKit.
Run Playwright tests across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit, view the last HTML report, and selectively execute single or multiple scripts by name or title, using built-in help.
Create your first Playwright script to automate visiting Wikipedia, import the Playwright test module, and run tests across Chrome, Firefox, and WebKit with a generated report.
Practice automating web page access with Playwright by writing a script to open source gmail.com and source demo.com. The instructor will review corrections after completing the exercise.
Write a Playwright script to access the source demo page, run tests, and verify results across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit, saving and reporting.
Practice with Playwright by accessing Salesforce login pages, creating a script to open login.salesforce.com, and reviewing the correction after the exercise.
Learn to create a Playwright script to access Salesforce.com, set up a test, name the script, and run across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit to verify three passes.
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AI prompt examples to reuse
Tips for interviews and freelance QA jobs
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