A course on automating testing on Java
START OF THE 32ND STREAM ON 14 NOVEMBER
- Teach the basics of the Java language
- Teach the craft of QA and test automation
- We will help with employment
- Teach the basics of the Java language
- Teach the craft of QA and test automation
- We will help with employment
4 months of training
30+ classes, 2 classes per week with homework + Q&A webinars
Support in chat stream
You can find help and support from mentors and classmates in the stream's cozy chat room
100 hours of practice
+ 4 automation projects in your portfolio - confidence for interviews
Experienced mentors
The testing gurus will check your homework, give you valuable advice and help you overcome any difficulties
Career opportunities
According, the average salary of Automation QA in Java - 2000 $
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800 $
Junior QA - up to one year of experience -
2000 $
Middle QA - 1-2 years of experience -
3500 $+
Senor QA - more than 3 years
What we teach
Java language and autotests
You will be able to write code for automated testing of WEB and mobile applications and APIs
QA Best Practices
Learn how to manage auto-testing processes and the infrastructure to do so according to QA industry best practices
Building infrastructure
Infrastructure is an integral part of an Auto QA engineer's job. By the end of your training, it will no longer be magic to you
Testimonials our students
Your study track
In this module, you:
- You'll go over the basics of Java;
- Understand the basics of Git and GitHub;
- You'll cover the applications with autotests;
- Learn how to get reporting with Allure Reports;
- Learn how to send notifications about test status to Telegram, Slack, etc.
In this module, you'll discover:
- Rest-Assured Libraries;
- You'll learn the auxiliary tools Postman, Fiddler;
- Learn how to decompose UI tests;
- Develop your service with Spring boot and Swagger.
In this module, you'll learn:
- How to use Allure TestOps;
- Set up integrations with Jira and Jenkins;
- Combine manual tests and auto tests into a single test plan.
And here you are:
- Master how to get notifications on the status of autotests;
- Deploy your own testbed to run autotests locally and in Docker;
- Be able to link builds in Jenkins to repositories in GitHub.
In this module, you'll dive in:
- Into the basics of mobile automation;
- Browserstack;
- Appium;
- Android Studio.
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Course teachers
Our educators are defining the face of the industry.
QA engineers around the world use the software they develop on a daily basis.
QA engineers around the world use the software they develop on a daily basis.
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Mark WilliamsQameta SoftwareMore than 14 years of experience in automating testing of services in Yandex. Since 2011 developer of Allure Reports and Allure TestOps, used by testers all over the world. -
Jack HarrisonVinogradov IT consultingHe has been working in IT projects in Germany for more than 20 years. Advises on testing and automation. Developer and popularizer of Selenide. -
Chad GriffinFounder of NextGen SchoolMore than 9 years of experience in test automation. Founder of Telegram community @qa_automation, organizer of qa.cyprusitforum.com conference. -
Anthony KleinDodo BrandIn IT for over 12 years. Started in analytics, project management, currently mentoring, writing and automating in Java. Head of QA at Dodo Brands.
Tariffs for the 32nd stream
The training lasts 4 months
Start 14 November
Until November 15, a discount is available5%
Start 14 November
Until November 15, a discount is available5%
A stack is a set of technologies, and we teach how to develop autotests and build processes in the most demanded stack:
- Code – Java, Gradle, Selenide, JUnit5, REST Assured, Appium;
- Infrastructure – Git/Github, Docker/Docker-compose, Jenkins, Selenoid, Browserstack;
- Tests visualization – Allure Reports/TestOps, Jenkins, Jira;
- Tests notifications – Slack, Telegram, Email, Mattermost, Skype;
- Workflow – Allure TestOps, Jira.
All classes are recorded with timecodes added to make them easier to review.
There will be quite a few homework assignments. They help you to consolidate all the topics in practice and enrich your portfolio. It would be great if you could hand them in regularly. But we don't dismiss you for falling behind and we are always here to help.
There will be quite a few homework assignments. They help you to consolidate all the topics in practice and enrich your portfolio. It would be great if you could hand them in regularly. But we don't dismiss you for falling behind and we are always here to help.
Operating system: Win / Mac / Linux, 8 GB RAM, i3 2.8 Ghz processor or better. Minimum of 6 free hours per week, ~4 of which will be taken up by classes. Plus assignments, the timing of which
is highly dependent on the approach you choose to take and your experience in IT.
Not necessarily, we will have classes on Java basics and frameworks for testing. The course can be successfully completed even if you have no IT experience.
If you have at least some background in any programming language, it will be easier to learn. If you don't have a base, some tasks may seem difficult at the start. There is no need to be afraid of this stage. We will always be ready to help and answer your questions.
If you have at least some background in any programming language, it will be easier to learn. If you don't have a base, some tasks may seem difficult at the start. There is no need to be afraid of this stage. We will always be ready to help and answer your questions.
Yes, up to 10 months installment is available for the course, you can select it in step 3 of the payment process.
You can find out more about the terms and conditions in our sales department.
You can find out more about the terms and conditions in our sales department.
Discounts apply:
- For our alumni;
- Seasonal;
- Early bird discounts - when you buy a course in advance, for example, 2 weeks before the start the courses are 10% cheaper.
Yes, we refund the full course fee within two weeks of the first class of the stream. We will refund within a few days of request.
There is an opportunity to transfer to another stream or course, please contact our calipers or in sales department.
Only card payment is available, on the plus side, you can choose installments for up to 10 months. More details can be found in our caliper or sales department.
What else do we get asked about Java
Testing in Java has a number of features related to the characteristics of the language and the tools that are used. Java is used in automated testing due to its simplicity and high level of
versatility.
Today, there is a wide range of tools that simplify work with code. For example, Junit and Selenium (Selenium Webdriver), Page Object pattern. Using such approaches and frameworks allows you to minimize the number of errors in the code, even if you have no experience in Java development.
Java is popular and used all over the world. You will never have a problem finding an article on a technical issue of interest or a Java QA colleague to help you with a particular task.
You can already subscribe to our community's Telegram channel. There you will find useful materials on QA and can ask questions to practicing testers. There we also publish event announcements and school news in blog format.
Today, there is a wide range of tools that simplify work with code. For example, Junit and Selenium (Selenium Webdriver), Page Object pattern. Using such approaches and frameworks allows you to minimize the number of errors in the code, even if you have no experience in Java development.
Java is popular and used all over the world. You will never have a problem finding an article on a technical issue of interest or a Java QA colleague to help you with a particular task.
You can already subscribe to our community's Telegram channel. There you will find useful materials on QA and can ask questions to practicing testers. There we also publish event announcements and school news in blog format.
Java is one of the most convenient languages for automated testing for several reasons.
1. it is a steadily evolving language that supports a huge number of libraries and testing tools such as Junit, Selenium, and Maven. Together, these tools create a powerful ecosystem for developing, running, and managing test scenarios.
2. Java also supports programming patterns, which makes the code more readable and understandable for each team member. Using patterns such as Page Object makes it easy to manage automated testing and reduce errors. Because there is no platform-specific dependency, the Java language can be easily integrated with various control systems.
3. Java has a powerful interface to interact with the user through tools such as WebDriver, allowing easy testing of web applications. Tools for building and managing dependencies (external libraries that the project uses) such as Maven make the testing process more structured and convenient.
You can ask your questions about Java automated testing courses using the "Contact Me" form on our website. Leave your contacts and describe your question. The support service of the training department works from 10 to 18 MSC.
1. it is a steadily evolving language that supports a huge number of libraries and testing tools such as Junit, Selenium, and Maven. Together, these tools create a powerful ecosystem for developing, running, and managing test scenarios.
2. Java also supports programming patterns, which makes the code more readable and understandable for each team member. Using patterns such as Page Object makes it easy to manage automated testing and reduce errors. Because there is no platform-specific dependency, the Java language can be easily integrated with various control systems.
3. Java has a powerful interface to interact with the user through tools such as WebDriver, allowing easy testing of web applications. Tools for building and managing dependencies (external libraries that the project uses) such as Maven make the testing process more structured and convenient.
You can ask your questions about Java automated testing courses using the "Contact Me" form on our website. Leave your contacts and describe your question. The support service of the training department works from 10 to 18 MSC.
Automated testing is a process when program tests are performed automatically using special tools and scripts. This allows developers to quickly detect errors and check code correctness. As a
result, the quality of development significantly improves.
For example, using the JUnit framework, you can run tests and get results without manual intervention. It is clear that this approach saves time and effort. It is enough to write a test once, and it can be used repeatedly. It is important to consider that successful automation requires proper tool selection and planning. Popular mistakes such as insufficient test coverage or incorrect dependency handling should be avoided.
For example, using the JUnit framework, you can run tests and get results without manual intervention. It is clear that this approach saves time and effort. It is enough to write a test once, and it can be used repeatedly. It is important to consider that successful automation requires proper tool selection and planning. Popular mistakes such as insufficient test coverage or incorrect dependency handling should be avoided.
There are many popular tools for automated testing. For example, JUnit and TestNG are two of the most common frameworks for Java. They allow you to quickly write and run tests, from this
follows the acceleration of the entire development process. For handling UI elements, web testing, Selenium is applied. This allows you to easily test the functionality of various components
of the site.
Not all popular tools are suitable for every task. Successful application of QA services is possible only if the specifics of the programming language are taken into account. For example, Java and JavaScript require the use of different frameworks and libraries. This is important to know in order to achieve the desired result in testing.
Not all popular tools are suitable for every task. Successful application of QA services is possible only if the specifics of the programming language are taken into account. For example, Java and JavaScript require the use of different frameworks and libraries. This is important to know in order to achieve the desired result in testing.
Design patterns are a set of popular and proven solutions for typical tasks in development. In test automation, patterns help to create structured and easily maintainable scripts. For example,
the Page Object Model pattern implies that each web element and its actions are described in a separate class. This avoids code duplication and makes it easier to process and update.
Patterns are equally important for Java and other programming languages such as JavaScript. Teams that use patterns in automation can more easily adapt changes and add new tests. It is clear that proper use of patterns helps avoid common mistakes. Therefore, to successfully design automated tests, you should choose the right patterns and use them flexibly depending on your specific tasks.
Patterns are equally important for Java and other programming languages such as JavaScript. Teams that use patterns in automation can more easily adapt changes and add new tests. It is clear that proper use of patterns helps avoid common mistakes. Therefore, to successfully design automated tests, you should choose the right patterns and use them flexibly depending on your specific tasks.