United States
United States
Cypress is an open-source JavaScript-based testing framework that is used to simplify end-to-end testing of web applications. It is easy to set up, since it runs on the same browser testing technologies as the application itself. Cypress also works across multiple browsers, allowing developers to test on the most popular browsers.
The Cypress course is designed to teach users everything they need to know about using Cypress to write automated tests for web applications. It covers topics such as test automation best practices, Cypress commands, debugging techniques, integration with other tools, and other skills to get started with automated testing. The course also provides real-world examples to help users apply their lessons to their own projects.
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There are no specific prerequisites for taking Cypress Training, however, individuals should have some basic understanding of HTML, JavaScript, and/or CSS for better understanding of the course.
The ideal target audience for Cypress training is web developers and software developers who have a basic knowledge of programming and are familiar with writing automated tests
A successful candidate will have experience with web-based testing frameworks such as Selenium, Jasmine, or Protractor
They should have an understanding of code versioning systems like Git and the ability to use command-line interfaces
Knowledge of JavaScript, Node.js, and a JavaScript testing framework such as Chai and Mocha, is a plus
Although Cypress is used mainly for integrating and testing front-end web applications, candidates with knowledge of back-end development, software architectures, and DevOps tools will stand to gain additional insight from the course
Above all, the perfect candidate for Cypress training should be motivated to learn, willing to challenge themselves, and eager to explore the power of these tools for improved application testing
1. Understand Cypress basics: Learn how Cypress is used as an end-to-end test automation framework and how it fits into the modern development workflow.
2. Master Cypress workflow: Gain an understanding of the Cypress test suite, including integration tests, unit tests, mocking, assertions, and how to use Firefox and Chrome DevTools for debugging.
3. Command Line Interface: Learn how to use the Cypress command line interface (CLI) to set up a new project and run scripts from the terminal.
4. Automated UI tests: Develop an understanding of automated UI tests, assertions, and how to assess data integration across services.
5. Advanced Cypress topics: Discover how to use plugins, page objects, and Flexbox for more efficient tests, leverage CI/CD for increased team collaboration, and use Docker for fast virtualized testing.
6. Writing clean, maintainable code: Discover best practices for writing maintainable, human-readable code with tests, assertions, and automation.
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Denise Copening
United States |
A1. My trainer was very helpful and flexible to my requests regarding what to emphasize in training. He was understanding of my limited development background. He provided good material for my follow up and to continue my cypress learning journey. He maintained a balance between coverage of course material and responding to my requests. |
