Before You Begin | Bondar Academy
Course: Playwright UI Practice Assignments
Module: Introduction
Instructor: Artem Bondar
Lesson Summary
Welcome to the Playwright UI testing practice course . This course is designed to help you convert your theoretical knowledge from the Playwright course into hands-on skills . Key components of the course include: Repetition of code: You will follow along with the videos and write your own code for various test cases. Hands-on practice: Writing your own code will yield different results and help you develop valuable skills. Test case automation: You will automate a series of test cases as part of your practice assignment. Code review process: After completing your automation, you will create a pull request on GitHub for code review. The feedback provided during the code review will enhance your learning experience. This process mimics a real-world workflow where: You submit your code for review. Engage in multiple iterations of feedback and updates. Merge approved changes into the master branch . In the next video, you will learn how to set up everything for the practice assignments using a new test application called PetClinic . We will also establish a GitHub repository for ongoing work. See you in the next video!
Video Transcript
Hey guys, welcome to Playwright UI testing practice course. So this is the place where you will convert all your theoretical knowledge that you got from the Playwright course into the hands-on skills. So repeating the code after me in the videos and writing your own code for the test cases by yourself for the application that you never seen before will give you a completely different results. Only when you write your own code by yourself through the hands-on practice, you develop those valuable hands-on skills. So in this practice assignment, you will have a bunch of test cases that you will need to automate and then you create a pull request on the GitHub and send me your code for the code review, and I will provide you the feedback about your implementation and you will learn a lot of useful things from this feedback. So we will mimic the workflow that you would normally have if you would work in real company, working on the real projects. When you write your code, submit it for the code review, we go through the multiple iterations of the review, you made the updates for your code until I approve those changes, and then you merge your code into the master branch and then we start this cycle again and again. In the next video, I will show you how to set everything up for the practice assignments. It will be a completely new test application that is called PetClinic. We will set up a GitHub repository that we will continue to work on. So I'll see you there.