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Mastering Robot Framework: Test Automation (Selenium)
Automate your testing processes using Robot Framework with hands-on examples, practical projects
What you'll learn
Install and configure Robot Framework, SeleniumLibrary, and WebDrivers
Create and run your first automated test script
Enhance test scripts using variables, keywords, and page object models
Use Robot Framework libraries for API, database, file, and UI testing
Execute tests via command line, PyCharm, Jenkins, and cloud platforms
Apply best practices in organizing test projects and using Gherkin syntax
Build a complete, maintainable test suite from scratch
Requirements
A computer running Windows 10 or later
A willingness to learn and experiment with new tools
Description
Ready to break into test automation? Learn how to automate software testing using Robot Framework, one of the most beginner-friendly yet powerful open-source test automation tools available. Whether you're a manual tester looking to level up or a QA engineer seeking to streamline your workflow, this course will guide you step by step from installation to creating advanced test suites.We'll start with the basics-understanding test automation frameworks, the history and features of Robot Framework, and how it compares to tools like Selenium. You'll then set up everything you need, including Python, Robot Framework, SeleniumLibrary, WebDrivers, and PyCharm IDE.Once you're ready to go, you'll create your first Robot Framework script in minutes and explore multiple ways to run it-from PyCharm, the Windows command line, Jenkins CI, and more. You'll also learn how to organize your projects, write and structure test cases, and interpret detailed result reports.As you progress, you'll enhance your scripts for clarity and reusability using variables, user-defined keywords, resource files, and the page object model. You'll also explore Gherkin-style syntax to make your test cases even more readable and maintainable.You'll take it a step further by using scalar and list variables, passing data dynamically, and centralizing test data. A dedicated section on semantic improvements will help you write cleaner, more professional scripts. Then, you'll apply everything you've learned in a real-world challenge: building a full test suite from scratch.Finally, you'll explore some of the most popular Robot Framework libraries-BuiltIn, SeleniumLibrary, API, Database, XML, Dialogs, and more-so you can automate testing across different platforms and technologies.By the end of this course, you'll be confident in building, organizing, and running robust automated test suites using Robot Framework-ready to bring real automation skills to your projects or workplace.
Who this course is for
Manual testers wanting to transition into automation
QA professionals seeking to enhance their test automation skills
Developers who want to integrate testing into their CI/CD pipelines
Beginners looking for a user-friendly path into test automation
Anyone curious about keyword-driven automation frameworks
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Last updated 4/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 8h 15m | Size: 3.67 GB
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 8h 15m | Size: 3.67 GB
Automate your testing processes using Robot Framework with hands-on examples, practical projects
What you'll learn
Install and configure Robot Framework, SeleniumLibrary, and WebDrivers
Create and run your first automated test script
Enhance test scripts using variables, keywords, and page object models
Use Robot Framework libraries for API, database, file, and UI testing
Execute tests via command line, PyCharm, Jenkins, and cloud platforms
Apply best practices in organizing test projects and using Gherkin syntax
Build a complete, maintainable test suite from scratch
Requirements
A computer running Windows 10 or later
A willingness to learn and experiment with new tools
Description
Ready to break into test automation? Learn how to automate software testing using Robot Framework, one of the most beginner-friendly yet powerful open-source test automation tools available. Whether you're a manual tester looking to level up or a QA engineer seeking to streamline your workflow, this course will guide you step by step from installation to creating advanced test suites.We'll start with the basics-understanding test automation frameworks, the history and features of Robot Framework, and how it compares to tools like Selenium. You'll then set up everything you need, including Python, Robot Framework, SeleniumLibrary, WebDrivers, and PyCharm IDE.Once you're ready to go, you'll create your first Robot Framework script in minutes and explore multiple ways to run it-from PyCharm, the Windows command line, Jenkins CI, and more. You'll also learn how to organize your projects, write and structure test cases, and interpret detailed result reports.As you progress, you'll enhance your scripts for clarity and reusability using variables, user-defined keywords, resource files, and the page object model. You'll also explore Gherkin-style syntax to make your test cases even more readable and maintainable.You'll take it a step further by using scalar and list variables, passing data dynamically, and centralizing test data. A dedicated section on semantic improvements will help you write cleaner, more professional scripts. Then, you'll apply everything you've learned in a real-world challenge: building a full test suite from scratch.Finally, you'll explore some of the most popular Robot Framework libraries-BuiltIn, SeleniumLibrary, API, Database, XML, Dialogs, and more-so you can automate testing across different platforms and technologies.By the end of this course, you'll be confident in building, organizing, and running robust automated test suites using Robot Framework-ready to bring real automation skills to your projects or workplace.
Who this course is for
Manual testers wanting to transition into automation
QA professionals seeking to enhance their test automation skills
Developers who want to integrate testing into their CI/CD pipelines
Beginners looking for a user-friendly path into test automation
Anyone curious about keyword-driven automation frameworks
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