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2599 zł netto
Ended
pigułka
live training
Automationmobile applicationsiOS.
Build your framework from scratch.
According to the portalstatista.comthe market of mobile applications is already over 15 billion devices and it is growing every year, and the mobile-first approach is becoming more and more popular among companies. Despite this trend, the number of specialists involved in testing mobile applications is still small, which gives great opportunities for development and shaping the mobile world. During the training you will build a framework and write automated tests for the native iOS mobile application for event management.
Purpose of the training
During the training, we will learn the basics of the Swift language and the XCUITest framework, based on good practices, we will write automatic UI tests for a native iOS mobile application, and then we will add our tests to the CI / CD process.
Skills gained:
- basics of writing automated tests for a native iOS application
- good code working practices
- the basics of working with the GitHub platform
- the basics of working with the GIT tool
- the basics of working with the CI/CD tool
Recipient of the Training
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Manual Testers Mobile
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Automation testers who want to explore the Mobile area
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Automation testers who are just taking their first steps in writing tests for iOS applications
Requirements
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experience as a tester/QA (knowledge of the theory and basics of testing)
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basic knowledge of any object-oriented programming recommended, but not required (you can watch a short course on YouTube before the workshop - preferably Swift)
Hardware and software installed
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MacBook with Xcode 13 or higher
Duration
The event takes place online. Intensive 16 hours of work with a trainer broken into 2 x 8 hours.
Coach
Sławomir Radiszyński
A graduate of Electronics and Telecommunications at the AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow. A great supporter of test automation and weaving them into Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery processes. Interested in modern software development techniques that strive to provide customers with high-quality software as quickly as possible. Currently working as Test Lead. At weekends, he conducts test automation classes at the Vistula Academy of Finance and Business in Warsaw and the University of Banking in Wrocław. In his free time, he helps in organizing the Krakow meetup (KraQA), writes a blog about testing http://awesome-testing.com and co-creates the https://fluentlenium.com test framework
Agenda
Introduction to mobile applications
Introduction to working with the environment
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Getting to know Xcode and simulators
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Getting to know GitHub
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Git basics
Swift and XCUITest
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Swift basics for testers
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Introduction to XCUITest
Building a test framework
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The Page Object Pattern design pattern
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Good practices for working with test code
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Writing tests for a native iOS application
Introduction to CI/CD
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