Brandon Blair
Master the fundamentals of browser automation using the Python language with Selenium. Walk confidently into any interview for entry–level browser automation or increase your technical value by showing your current employer that you are ready for new and bigger challenges.
Learn lessons collected over years of professional automation in just a few hours.
A Bulletproof approach to automation fundamentals Python is one of the most popular languages in the world, and the demand for it is only increasing. Selenium is an industry standard for test automation, so Python’s readability make the two a perfect match for writing valuable automated tests.
Browser automation is in high demand as software testing costs rise and the software industry explodes in size. Unfortunately, engineers interested in automation have little in the way of concrete guidance on how to be successful, or what properly written automation code even looks like.
The most widely circulated videos on these topics speak only to the technologies themselves, and do not offer viable implementation guidance or valuable industry practices. I have made these valuable practices the focus of this course.
Content and Overview Suitable for those comfortable with basic Python and Object–Oriented Programming concepts, these lectures build a rock–solid foundation of skills required to automate at a professional level.
Beginning with a step–by–step setup of the development environment using Virtual Environments (a must for aspiring Python developers) and Selenium setup, this course allows you to watch as I walk you through each step, explaining as we go.
Instructor Details
Courses : 2
Specification: Elegant Browser Automation with Python and Selenium
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8 reviews for Elegant Browser Automation with Python and Selenium
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| Price | $10.99 |
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| Duration | 6.5 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Kevin Thomas –
Patient and very extensive delivery of the automation framework.
Elizabeth Schley –
Yes. I had some blurry pages so I took away a star
Marko Lehti –
The Course exactly matches my expectations. I like the isolation of the content that is being handled and not getting side tracked while at it.
Jasur Koshchanov –
really enjoyed the course, especially using definitions built as a base and used them for actions in another file by calling them.
Timothy Gracia –
I loved this course. The reality of it was that the final two lessons put it all together in a way that just made sense and I’m already able to re use that to make bots for creating email accts and even already built an automated test that works against my work’s customer portal. I wish we went into dealing more elements in the final version which is why I knocked off half a star. I’ve run into a few items on some sits of which the taught methods didn’t work.
Nathon Mowbray –
The course is very well done, its not dry (someone just talking with no personality). There are moments that made me laugh which made it enjoyable to continue on. Very imformative, already i feel like i would have no problems automating the first few simple test cases i have.
Ken Busse –
Good lectures
Benjamin Philipp –
unfortunately not as shown in the intro video