Testopic is where you take your dose of QA wisdom. I publish a video about once every 2 weeks. We'll cover manual testing, low code technical testing and even go in-depth into advanced automated testing.
Btw, my name is Victor and together we'll be looking into QA and beyond: technologies like web, continuous integration, maintainable test packs, architecture & how AI will influence our profession.
So, SUBSCRIBE if you're planning to step up your game in the Quality Assurance field or starting a career in IT and have found QA to be a great launchpad.
Unfortunately Selenium doesn't capture when I press Enter. I tried to get around this by just clicking the Search button but then it gets stuck because it cant immediately find the next element I click on (your youtube channel). It looked so simple yet I've somehow failed at the first hurdle! 😭
I've been looking for a way to switch the POE on/off on various unifi switch ports for ages. I had hoped to write simple scripts to SSH into the switch and toggle the power, but unifi doesn't have that functionality and it's possible only via the web browser. This is the PERFECT solution to do what I need. Very excited to try it out!
In fairness at 10:04 this guy intentionally makes selenium more complicated. A better and more readable was to write the code would be. wait = webdriverwait(driver, 10).until(expectedcontions.elementtobeclickable(by.xpath("//locator"))) Wait.click() When you're using unexpected conditions you're already locating the element so the third line is completely unnecessary and redundant and you can shorten it further by importing expected conditions as EC. So what I write is: wait = webdriverwait(driver, 10).until(EC.elementtobeclickable(by.xpath("//locator"))) Wait.click()
I just graduated and landed my first job as a software test engineer! I have to admit I didn't know anything about automated testing, but this video is makes it easier to understand what I'm getting into!
3 years later but i must say this is one of the best videos i have ever seen. Period. Good information, good narration and excelent use of graphic and visual elements to complement the information. It really helped me a lot. New subscriber here.
@Testopic came across your video wanting to learn a LEGIT understanding on Playwright and I'm glad I clicked the thumbnail. Your format and layout of the video and topics was clear, clean and to the point without boring me. Definitely subscribing, thank you for taking the time to create this and an inspiration for me when I start making tutorials! Thank you!
Great video, thank you! Finding a good video on this topic was harder than I thought it would be, so your video saved me! Edit: the automated testing mini-project didn't work for me since I wasn't able to make it press enter even after attempting to debug it. But nevertheless, the point gets conveyed, so it's good.
LinkedIn recommended to me a payed guide into Test Automation. I checked the free bits and pieces to see what it's about. After 10 minutes they just threw at me 20 different terminologies, names of types, methods, divisions but said nothing about what it actually is and why. Completely backwards and discouraging. This free 15 minute video is so much more valuable and doesn't waste my time.
Maestro! Thank you so much for this video! For my current assignment I am looking for the best candidate regarding automated testing tools....this video helps me alot! Thanks! 👍
Using both of them, I now absolutely prefer Playwright because it has some nice features that Selenium does not (at least not so easily). - hover() instead of ActionChains - shadow DOM handling - selectors in - expect_request() to handle network requests - automatic scroll into view if needed - etc., etc. .... And regarding my test scripts, it is simply faster and more stable (no more WebdriverExceptions when the webdriver decides to freeze... A/K/A "Timed out receiving message from renderer")... I assume that all Selenium users are aware of this issue... ;-)
Hello. Thank you for the great educational videos you make. Which of the following software do you choose to test modern software? Cypress or Playwright or Selenium ?
I've discovered something that playwright does better then selenium: using proxies. Its very easy to use proxies that needs authorization. On selenium i had to use a bunch of third party libraries.
It is the first time I deal with "automated tests". That was exactly what I needed! Thank you for the video. Wondering how recording tests will work with protected content websites, but I can test it myself :)
