Ashok Tulachan
Hi! Welcome to the Automation Engineer Bootcamp, the one and only course you need to learn automation from scratch. There are a lot of tutorials for web development but only few for the Automation skills. Among them, this course is without a doubt the most comprehensive and complete on the market due to following reasons.
When you’re learning technology that is very new and seems to scare you to enhance your career in technology, this course works as a stepping stone as I would explain you the programming knowledge in practical way such that it will encourage to learn more about programming language and definitely excite you to be an Automation Engineer.
This is a course designed for the complete beginner, yet it covers some of the most exciting and relevant topics in the industry.
Course Curriculum have been divided into 11 sections starting with basics of Ruby Programming Language and eventually gaining speed with Selenium WebDriver Automation tool and finally closing with design of Automation Framework with Cucumber which is commonly used in the Automation Industry.
Section 1: Introduction to QA
What is QA?
Importance of Testing in Software Industry.
Section 2: Software Setup
Java Installation for Mac
Bash Profile Set up for Mac
Instructor Details
Courses : 2
Specification: Complete Selenium Ruby Automation Engineer Bootcamp
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10 reviews for Complete Selenium Ruby Automation Engineer Bootcamp
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| Price | $11.99 |
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| Duration | 14 hours |
| Year | 2018 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$11.99
Hari –
good
Joel Payan –
The overall content was ok, I have been working with selenium on other languages like java (needed to learn it for Ruby) and the audio was hard to understand not so much as the accent, but mostly due to the audio sounding ‘muffled’ like when you have something stuck in your mouth. The video quality is poor, and it did not even look like 720p at all making the code hard to see on the screen. I did learn the basics for doing automation with Ruby but I had to guess for most of the lectures. I bought this course over all others due to the most ‘recent’ updated date shown in the page, but clearly the content as far as video output is NOT.
Anton Bilal –
I have been curious to know how developers use Java. I am looking forward to learning more about that in this course. I have heard a lot about Selenium, and am eager to learn how to automate browsers with it. I like that the Q&A section is active. I will be posting questions there as they arise) I really benefited from the explanation of Regex and appreciate the introduction to Rubular. I’m still in the early part of the course, but it’s definitely beneficial so far. The audio quality and the instructor’s presentation/delivery skills improve as he progresses.
Maksim Shuleika –
Quality of sound is awful. Instructor is using ‘OK’ so many times that it can piss off any calm person.
Jannay Tapia –
Something I don’t quite enjoy about this course is that the instructor speaks either too fast or it is just too hard for me to understand his pronunciation (English is not my mother tongue). It might be because of the same reason that I find the pace of the course kind of a rush.
Prashanth L –
Yes, It was a perfect match for what I was expecting. I had some issues, with Video playback & also I wish, Video would have been recorded in 1080 format.
Marquita Freeman –
This course has been great so far. I was aware of some of the material but it really broke it down more for me. The examples were amazing and I like how we learned the concept first, then looked at an example and lastly practiced examples in ruby. This class has definitely exceeded my expectations.
Ruslan Charuh –
Almost there. It was almost everything I was looking for. Only missing the helpers (or also called Utils) file with various reusable defs (methods) for repetitive actions, such as .click, .send keys, .get text, etc. It usually helps to comply with DRY principle of coding. Although inheritance was explained during the course, there was no demonstration of how to apply and use it in the final cucumber framework. That would also help comply with DRY principle.
Srini Pigilam –
Amazing course; clearly explained
Sangpal Zamare –
Acknowledge the good. .