Technical Web Testing 101

Name: Technical Web Testing 101
Rating: 4.7 (169 reviews)

Introducing the tools, techniques and thought processes that help you become more technical, and test more thoroughly.

(169 ratings)

9,579 students

Created by Alan Richardson

Last updated 4/2020

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What you'll learn

Understand HTTP Proxy Basics
Why should testers use HTTP Proxies
Learn to use Modern Browser Functionality for testing

Requirements

A computer capable of accessing the internet
A desire to become more technical

Description

This course will help you perform more technical testing.

It will introduce you to the basic concepts and tools you need to help you take the next step in your testing evolution.

We need to test more technically in order to find more deeply hidden bugs. To investigate architectural risk. To improve our understanding of the applications we test.

This course will pull together introductory information for a range of topics. The course was originally envisaged as a series of small focused introductory courses. Instead I decided to collate all the smaller courses into this. The benefit for you is that this course will grow to provide introductory showcases for all aspects of technical web testing.

Who this course is for:

Software Testing Professionals of any experience level

Alan Richardson

I test stuff, and help people test better.

4.8 Instructor Rating
169 Reviews
15,268 Students
1 Course

Alan is the Author of the book "Selenium Simplified" and the book "Java For Testers". He has talked at conferences the world over, and has been involved in testing for almost 20 years.

In November at Eurostar 2012 Alan co-presented (with Simon Stewart) the "Selenium Clinic" tutorial. They won the award for Best Tutorial.

Alan writes on the following blogs and web sites:

Testing Blog www.eviltester.com
Selenium Blog www.seleniumsimplified.com
Java Blog www.javafortesters.com
Conference talks, papers and tools at www.compendiumdev.co.uk