JavaScript and Node.js Essentials for Test Automation

Published 2022-03-26
Platform Udemy
Rating 4.44
Number of Reviews 17
Number of Students 65
Price $84.99
Instructors
Cope Automation
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A tool-agnostic JavaScript and Node.js course, specifically designed for test engineers, with numerous realtime examples

JavaScript started off as a scripting language to add interactivity to web pages but with addition of Node.js, it has become one of the most popular full stack programming languages.

In my opinion, JavaScripts ranks #1 with regard to the availability of test automation tools and frameworks including some of the popular ones - WebdriverIO, Cypress, Playwright, TestCafe, Nightwatch, Mocha, Jest, Jasmine, CodeceptJS and Casper.js and so on.

There goes the reason why a test engineer should add JavaScript and Node.js into their career skills.


Why this course?

  1. Covers what is absolutely necessary for test automation

  2. Tool/framework agnostic which works for any JS based tools or framework

  3. All examples are taken from REAL TIME TEST AUTOMATION projects

  4. Suites for beginners or experienced with other language background such as JAVA, Python or C#

  5. 100 + quizzes and Exercises provided

  6. The demo code is available in GitHub

  7. HD Video quality

This course specifically addresses the challenges of test engineers who come from different language backgrounds and can easily relate and understand syntax and rules of JavaScript

The course is designed as 6 weeks learning plan:

Week 1:

  1. Introduction

  2. Node.js project set up

  3. Variables

  4. Data types

Week 2:

  1. Operators

  2. Strict mode

  3. Conditional Statements

Week 3:

  1. Loops

  2. String Manipulation

Week 4:

  1. Functions

  2. Arrow functions

  3. Callback functions

  4. Promises

  5. Async/Await

  6. Functions - Real time us case

Week 5:

  1. Objects

  2. Arrays

Week 6:

  1. Classes

  2. Node.js Essentials

  3. Error Handling

All sections have enough exercise and quizzes so you can practice more and be comfortable in writing effective and less error prone code.

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