Selenium WebDriver with Java -Basics to Advanced+Frameworks
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Rahul Shetty
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1 points • BlindShoemaker
https://www.udemy.com/course/selenium-real-time-examplesinterview-questions/
Selenium is basically a way to automate things in a web browser. It's relatively simple course as the instructor holds your hand through every. I say this as someone that failed 2 C++ courses in college and never thought I'd be able to code beyond "hello world".
1 points • botzillan
Look for udemy tutorial by "Rahul Shetty"
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But if you want free, there are plenty on youtube and other general internet.
1 points • danintexas
If you are talking Web Automation which is most of the field these days:
If you don't have any programming experience I recommend this Udemy course: https://www.udemy.com/course/selenium-real-time-examplesinterview-questions/
Don't buy it now. Not at $200. Wait a week and you can get it for $10.
If you want to 'dabble' for free:
https://www.guru99.com/selenium-tutorial.html
Honestly the entire guru99 website is fairly nice. The biggest thing IMO with automation is locators. guru99 has a section on that. I would also encourage you to download and mess with the Selenium 2.0 IDE. The original one sucked but the new one is actually not bad. It will allow you to record simple tests. It also does locators very nicely and I use it some times from time to time just for getting locators in a flow quickly.
Also don't discount the official Selenium documentation: https://www.seleniumhq.org/docs/
Sorry if this post is disjointed - I am waiting at my mechanics on my phone. Really though the guru99 site is a good cliff notes site to really get you into things. HIGHLY recommend it.
*I have zero affiliation with anything above. Just what I used to get my feet wet and get me rolling.
1 points • Mugzippit
Congrats on the new job
https://testautomationu.applitools.com/ is a great website for free courses in automation. If you want to use Java I'd suggest the Selenium webdriver with java course would be a good place to start. Automating API tests with RESTAssured would probably be useful as well as an intro to backend testing.
There is also Udemy which offers more substantial courses but they come with a price and I found they can be pretty challenging to stay awake long enough to see it through! https://www.udemy.com/course/selenium-real-time-examplesinterview-questions/ for example is the current big course for selenium