Comprehensive coverage from basic concepts to advanced techniques in Cypress
Hands-on, practical approach with real-world examples and exercises
In-depth exploration of API testing, Git, GitHub, and continuous integration with Jenkins

Description

The course begins by introducing and comparing Cypress with Selenium, emphasizing Cypress's architectural advantages in automation. It guides you through tool installation across various operating systems and dives into Cypress's setup, test runner, and structure, laying a solid foundation for your journey in automation. Beyond setup, the course dives into Cypress automation, covering syntax, locator strategies, selector playground, CSS selectors, and XPath use. It enhances your grasp of Cypress commands, including chaining and handling child elements, and contrasts Cypress's asynchronous nature with synchronous operations, guiding you in promise handling. You'll explore Cypress assertions, including implicit, explicit, and common types used in testing. The course emphasizes interactive web UI elements, teaching interaction techniques with checkboxes, dropdowns, and mouseover events, and covers element list handling with loops and iterations. Additionally, learn to navigate through windows, tabs, popups, and frames, and address common challenges while building a strong framework. The course thoroughly covers the POM, environment variables, and experimental features. It also delves into API testing and automation, along with practical sessions on Git, GitHub, Jenkins, and advanced CSS selectors.

Who is this book for?

Ideal for a wide range in software testing, this course benefits QA professionals and manual testers transitioning to automation, enhances skills, aids fresh graduates in software engineering, and offers QA Team leads and Managers insights into automation tools and best practices. Perfect for all levels in the QA and testing field. No prior automation or coding experience required; course suitable for beginners with JavaScript concepts included. Requires only a Windows/MAC computer and a browser (Firefox or Chrome).