Selenium WebDriver with Python Crash Course
Requirements
- Python basics is required before writing Selenium script.
- Knowledge of software testing (manual) is helpful
Description
In this short crash course you will learn how to write Selenium WebDriver code using the Python programing language. You will learn the core functionalities of Selenium WebDriver and how to apply them to writing automated web browser tests.
Anyone looking to become QA Engineer or QA Automation engineer will benefit greatly from this course. If you are a manual tester and looking to transition to automation, or you are brand new to the field of software testing, you will find this course very beneficial.
Python is one of the most popular languages to write automated web tests, and Selenium WebDriver is the most popular tool for that.
Just like most programing languages writing Selenium scripts and automated tests is a matter of practice. This course will give you plenty of great ideas on how you can continue to practice even after completing the course.
You will setup everything you need to write tests on your machine whether it is a Windows or Mac machine.
You will practice writing tests on a real e-commerce site that you have created for you or you can create your own practice site using WordPress and WooCommerce following my instructions.
At the end of the course you will know what Selenium code looks like, how to write it, how to use it, and what you need to do to practice.
In addition best practices, tips, tricks are mentioned throughout the course.
Who this course is for:
- Beginner QA Automation Engineers
Instructor
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With 14+ years of overall engineering experience, I have found my passion in software test automation. In the process Python has become my favorite tool to work with. I graduated with a MS degree in Mechanical Engineering from San Jose State University, and got into the IT field of software test automation. I have as much passion for teaching as I do for learning. I hope to help students grow fast and advance in the field of software testing and automation.