Playwright Testing with JavaScript Zero to Hero: Create reliable, maintainable Playwright tests for real browser workflows and CI

Glitch IT System

AU$68.99

Video Aug 2026 10hrs 16mins 1st Edition

Glitch IT System

AU$68.99

Video Aug 2026 10hrs 16mins 1st Edition

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Key benefits

Production-oriented Playwright coverage from stable locators and fixtures through CI workflows
QA-centered automation guidance emphasizing readable tests, smart waits, and maintainability
Realistic end-to-end practice with page objects, API checks, debugging, data, and CI workflows

Description

Modern browser automation must be readable, stable, and efficient enough to support continuous delivery. Playwright gives QA professionals a practical way to test browser behavior, isolate state, inspect failures, and extend coverage beyond the user interface. The learning path begins with setup, essential JavaScript, browser contexts, pages, fixtures, and test runner workflows. It advances through locators, data entry, complex controls, files, frames, dialogs, assertions, waiting strategies, page objects, configuration, custom fixtures, authentication state, CSV and JSON data, Faker, accessibility, localization, debugging, and API testing. GitHub Actions and realistic end-to-end scenarios connect the suite to continuous integration. Learners develop habits that favor independent tests, stable selectors, purposeful waits, useful reporting, and maintainable structure. Practice with Trace Viewer, screenshots, videos, logs, API requests, and reusable components strengthens troubleshooting skills. By the end of this course, you can design, run, debug, and organize production-oriented Playwright tests that are ready for collaborative QA workflows.

Who is this book for?

Built for manual testers moving into automation, QA engineers, SDETs, and testers migrating from Selenium or Cypress. Basic computer skills are required; prior coding experience is helpful but not mandatory because the necessary JavaScript concepts are introduced during the progression.