GitHub Copilot: Beginner to Expert – Selenium Automation

Accelerate Your Test Automation Skills with GitHub Copilot: Selenium Basics, Advanced Web Components, API Testing

Created by: Firstlink Consulting
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What Will I Learn?

• Introduction to GitHub Copilot: Understand the basic features and functionalities of GitHub Copilot to provide real-time code suggestions.
• Basic and Advanced Web Component Automation: Covers automation of both basic and advanced web components using Selenium.
• API Testing: Efficiently automate API testing using GitHub Copilot, ensuring reliable and robust backend services.
• Performance Testing: Use Selenium to perform automated performance testing, including load and stress tests to evaluate application responsiveness.
• Accessibility Testing: Implement automated tests to ensure web applications meet accessibility standards.
• Cross-Browser Testing: Automate tests across multiple browsers to ensure consistent functionality and performance.

Requirements

• Basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
• Installation of a text editor or integrated development environment (IDE) such as Visual Studio Code.

Target audience

• Beginner QA Engineers: Individuals new to quality assurance and test automation who want to learn how to use Selenium and GitHub Copilot to automate web application testing.
• Intermediate QA Professionals: QAs with some experience in manual or automated testing looking to enhance their skills, efficiency, and knowledge of advanced web component automation, accessibility, performance testing, and cross-browser testing.
• Experienced QA Experts: Seasoned professionals seeking to boost their productivity and explore the integration of GitHub Copilot to streamline and enhance their existing automation processes.
• Software Developers: Developers who want to incorporate automated testing into their workflow to ensure their web applications are robust and error-free.
• Tech Enthusiasts: Individuals passionate about learning new technologies and tools to stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in software testing.