Enhance your testing skills with our course on technical testing tools and techniques, focusing on modern web applications and deeper bug discovery.
This course is like a friendly guide to becoming a tech-savvy tester! You'll learn to dig deeper into testing, use cool browser tools, and get the hang of some Javascript—all to help you catch those sneaky bugs hiding in your web applications.
Introducing the tools, techniques and thought processes that help you become more technical, and test more thoroughly.
This course will help you perform more technical testing.Â
It will introduce you to the basic concepts and tools you need to help you take the next step in your testing evolution.Â
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.Â
This course will pull together introductory information for a range of topics related to the technical web domain.
Technical doesn't mean "the ability to write code" although we do cover some Javascript on the course because Javascript is essential for helping you understand and interact with modern web applications.
Technical means a technical understanding of the platform you are testing and how to use it in your testing. For the web this means understanding how to use the browser to support your testing, the features of the browser that can help, gaining confidence in exploring and using the tooling yourself so you can continue to learn as the browser adds new features. Additionally an understanding of what happens under the covers with HTTP messages, including how to view and amend them.
This course opens up the world of web testing at a technical level such that everyone can take advantage of the powerful tools built in to modern browsers.
Understand HTTP Proxy Basics
Why should testers use HTTP Proxies
Learn to use Modern Browser Functionality for testing
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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...
Switching between windows like trying to discover something is annoying from the viewer's perspective. It will be much better precisely get all set up previously and follow from there to explain the content.
Course is pushing me in directions I have not previously explored
since i have been working in web application testing this course has enhanced my knowledge was very informative course
I am working as Web QA tester but I do not see how inspecting the source can really help me
yes
Course is very useful explain from the basic level
Very relevant institutions that I want all of my QA testers to put into their tool chests
Excellent
Yes, it is high level stuff and the instructor clearly knows his stuff and explains it very well. I would recommend it to anyone who already has some experience with web testing, knows some HTML/CSS/js and wants to improve
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Rohan R.
i paid but course didnt added to the cart