Cypress, from Zero to the Cloud

Cypress, from Zero to the Cloud, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 59 lectures, based on 38 reviews, and has 604 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how to create reliable and fast tests in a simple and objective way. Learn how to run automated tests written with Cypress in a continuous integration workflow on GitHub Actions Learn how to interact with the most common elements found in web applications Learn how to create the most diverse types of expected results checks with Cypress This course is ideal for individuals who are Software Testers or QAs or Test Analysts or Software Developers or System Analysts or Software Development Students or Anyone interested in entering the world of JavaScript web test automation It is particularly useful for Software Testers or QAs or Test Analysts or Software Developers or System Analysts or Software Development Students or Anyone interested in entering the world of JavaScript web test automation.

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Summary

Title: Cypress, from Zero to the Cloud

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 59

Number of Published Lectures: 59

Number of Curriculum Items: 59

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 59

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn how to create reliable and fast tests in a simple and objective way.

Learn how to run automated tests written with Cypress in a continuous integration workflow on GitHub Actions

Learn how to interact with the most common elements found in web applications

Learn how to create the most diverse types of expected results checks with Cypress

Who Should Attend

Software Testers

QAs

Test Analysts

Software Developers

System Analysts

Software Development Students

Anyone interested in entering the world of JavaScript web test automation

Target Audiences

Software Testers

QAs

Test Analysts

Software Developers

System Analysts

Software Development Students

Anyone interested in entering the world of JavaScript web test automation

Take the next step towards becoming an automated testing expert with Cypress and expand your test automation skills.

Cypress is an open-source framework that makes it possible to write automated tests easily, quickly, and reliably, all in JavaScript, and that’s exactly what you’ll learn in this course.

During the course, we will install Cypress, do the initial setup to write tests, and then we will cover different ways of interacting with web applications, such as visiting URLs, different types of actions (typing into fields, selecting options, clicking on buttons, etc.), as well as how to add the most diverse checks of expected results (assertions.)

At the end of the course, I demonstrate how to run the tests on a continuous integration workflow on GitHub Actions, besides the integration with the Cypress Cloud.

Once you complete the course, you will be able to put everything you learned into practice in real web projects.

Here are some of the main benefits of enrolling in this course:

Course 100% updated with market needs

Easy project startup

Fast evolution from lesson to lesson

Fast and reliable automated GUI testing

Automated tests independent of each other

Automated tests are ready to be part of your continuous integration process

Test management, analytics, test replay, etc.

Come learn how to use this modern framework that is simplifying the lives of software development professionals and differentiate yourself in the market.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Intro | Course structure | Prerequisites | App walk through | Test project setup

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course structure

Lecture 3: Prerequisites

Lecture 4: App walk through

Lecture 5: Test project setup

Chapter 2: Your first test written with Cypress

Lecture 1: Your first automated test written with Cypress

Lecture 2: Your first automated test written with Cypress – exercise

Chapter 3: Finding, typing, and clicking elements

Lecture 1: Typing in fields and clicking on elements

Lecture 2: Typing in fields and clicking on elements – exercise

Lecture 3: Typing in fields and clicking on elements – extra exercise 1

Lecture 4: Typing in fields and clicking on elements – extra exercise 2

Lecture 5: Typing in fields and clicking on elements – extra exercise 3

Lecture 6: Typing in fields and clicking on elements – extra exercise 4

Lecture 7: Typing in fields and clicking on elements – extra exercise 5

Lecture 8: Typing in fields and clicking on elements – extra exercise 6

Lecture 9: Typing in fields and clicking on elements – extra exercise 7

Lecture 10: Typing in fields and clicking on elements – extra exercise 8

Chapter 4: Selecting options in drop-down selection fields

Lecture 1: Selecting options from dropdown fields

Lecture 2: Selecting dropdown field options – exercise

Lecture 3: Selecting options from dropdown fields – extra exercise 1

Lecture 4: Selecting options from drop-down selection fields – extra exercise 2

Chapter 5: Checking radio type inputs

Lecture 1: Checking radio type inputs

Lecture 2: Checking radio type inputs – exercise

Lecture 3: Checking radio type inputs – extra exercise

Chapter 6: Checking and unchecking checkbox type inputs

Lecture 1: Checking and unchecking checkbox type inputs

Lecture 2: Checking and unchecking checkbox type inputs – exercise

Lecture 3: Checking and unchecking checkbox type inputs – extra exercise

Chapter 7: Uploading files with Cypress

Lecture 1: Uploading files with Cypress

Lecture 2: Uploading files with Cypress – exercise

Lecture 3: Uploading files with Cypress – extra exercise 1

Lecture 4: Uploading files with Cypress – extra exercise 2

Chapter 8: Dealing with links that open in another browser tab

Lecture 1: Dealing with links that open in another tab

Lecture 2: Dealing with links that open in another tab – exercise

Lecture 3: Dealing with links that open in another tab – extra exercise 1

Lecture 4: Dealing with links that open in another tab – extra exercise 2

Chapter 9: Simulating the dimensions of a mobile device

Lecture 1: Simulating the viewport of a mobile device

Lecture 2: Simulating the viewport of a mobile device – exercise

Lecture 3: Simulating the viewport of a mobile device – extra exercise

Chapter 10: Automated test project documentation

Lecture 1: Project documentation

Lecture 2: Project documentation – exercise

Chapter 11: Continuous Integration with GitHub Actions

Lecture 1: Continuous Integration with GitHub Actions

Lecture 2: Continuous Integration with GitHub Actions – exercise

Lecture 3: Continuous Integration with GitHub Actions – extra exercise 1

Lecture 4: Continuous Integration with GitHub Actions – extra exercise 2

Chapter 12: Cypress Cloud integration

Lecture 1: Cypress Cloud integration

Lecture 2: Cypress Cloud integration – exercise

Chapter 13: Advancing the use of Cypress

Lecture 1: Advancing the use of Cypress

Lecture 2: Advancing the use of Cypress – cy.clock() and cy.tick() – exercise

Lecture 3: Advancing the use of Cypress – Lodash

Lecture 4: Advancing the use of Cypress – Lodash – extra exercise 1

Lecture 5: Advancing the use of Cypress – invoke show and hide

Lecture 6: Advancing the use of Cypress – invoke show and hide – extra exercise 2

Lecture 7: Advancing the use of Cypress – invoke val – extra exercise 3

Lecture 8: Advancing the use of Cypress – cy.request()

Lecture 9: Advancing the use of Cypress – cy.request() – extra exercise 4

Chapter 14: Challenge

Lecture 1: Challenge – find the cat

Lecture 2: Challenge – find the cat – exercise

Chapter 15: Talking About Testing Cypress Content

Lecture 1: Talking About Testing Cypress Content

Chapter 16: Final lesson

Lecture 1: Congratulations!

Instructors

Walmyr Filho
QA Thought Leader, Cypress.io Ambassador, YouTuber, Blogger

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