As a starter in appium automation tool I would like to thank you so much for your clear and simple explanation. It was very useful for me! Cheers from Brazil =)
I spent most of my QA career in e2e testing for the web, just started learning Appium and mobile testing, this is an easy to follow tutorial and I want to thank you for taking the time to explain the fundamentals of how Appium works!
Great Initiative @Ragav for creating new playlist #SchoolOfBasics. This will really boost up candidates appearing for interview . Keep it up. Thanks for your tremendous contribution in Automation.
Raghav, I have watched your tutorials. I take this opportunity to appreciate your efforts. You seem to have so much time and patience to explain the concepts. Continue your good work. I have mentioned about your work even on LinkedIn.
Hi Sanskar UIAutomator is a part of the Android SDK, so it is present on the laptop or desktop computer where you are running the Android SDK. It is not present on the Android device itself
Hey Raghav Having heard of Node.js and how it's event que is behaving with its single threaded async nature, I have a small question, Lets say that in my event que, I do have 2 events call as X and Y and there is an interdependency between each of these events, such as that until it completes the event X, event Y couldn't start / complete. So as of your explanation, X is take by the thread, do the thing (part of the thing), until X processes thread goes to fetch the event Y, in that case how can it happen because of the above mentioned interdependency. In such scenarios, how nodeJs deals with it? As I know there is a concept called, javascript promises to deal with such sittuations, am I correct ? If so how does the javascript promise behave ? (how does it happen?)
Hello Raghav, Can you help me with any documentation how to create appium image and run it in the docker container if would be really helpful if you take few sessions on the same
@@RaghavPal Hi Raghav,does your reply mean in addition to appium i have to use other tools also for performance testing? or appium can be used only for functional testing?
Appium is not performance testing tool, but some performance testing tools may support appium scripts www.headspin.io/blog/free-tools-for-mobile-app-performance-testing-with-appium appiumpro.com/editions/103-free-tools-for-mobile-app-performance-testing-with-appium
Hi Sachin, this should help you - www.xda-developers.com/what-is-adb/ developer.android.com/studio/command-line/adb www.raywenderlich.com/621437-android-debug-bridge-adb-beyond-the-basics
Hi, I have watch lots of your appium videos. But im having difficulties, the app Im building a automated test, has a step that it opens the camera to read a barcode. How can that be automated?
Hi Raghav, This is Lakshman ,I have completed my career one year as manual test engineer. Can you elaborate the future of testing and tips or check lists for having a bright future in the long run ASAP.
Hi Lakshman, Future of testing is bright and if you continue in this field automation and devops knowledge will help a lot. You can choose any type of testing based on your knowledge and exp or skills and see automation tools for it and start learning. Can get help from here automationstepbystep.com/online-courses/
Good job Raghav, very clear introduction. I understand that the appium client is installed on a machine where create test cases. Appium server is installed on the same or different machine at where appium server keeps listening to test reqeusts. But I am not sure where to install the platform specific drivers? Thanks.
Very nice explanation video. Can you please make a presentation on a Interview Question- "Explain step-by-step in detail, what and how did you work on Appium Mobile App testing with an example?"
Also please try to include few interview questions on Appium and other tips... please let me know once you upload any video, this really helps me and many who are looking for jobs. Thanks for the efforts.
Hi Sowmiya, In order to use Appium to test an Android application, you would need to have Android Studio installed and set up on your machine, as well as have an Android emulator or a physical Android device connected to your machine Similarly, in order to test an iOS application, you would need to have Xcode installed and set up on your machine, as well as have an iOS simulator or a physical iOS device connected to your machine
Hi Venkat To perform Zoom operations on an Android phone using Appium, you can use the MultiTouchAction class provided by the Appium Java client library. Here is an example of how to perform a zoom-in gesture on an Android device using Appium: // Create a new MultiTouchAction object MultiTouchAction multiTouch = new MultiTouchAction(driver); // Get the size of the screen Dimension size = driver.manage().window().getSize(); // Define the start and end coordinates of the gesture int startX = (int) (size.width / 2); int startY = (int) (size.height / 2); int endX = (int) (startX * 0.5); int endY = (int) (startY * 0.5); // Create the two touch actions for the zoom gesture TouchAction touchAction1 = new TouchAction(driver); touchAction1.press(PointOption.point(startX, startY)).moveTo(PointOption.point(endX, endY)).release(); TouchAction touchAction2 = new TouchAction(driver); touchAction2.press(PointOption.point(size.width - startX, size.height - startY)).moveTo(PointOption.point(size.width - endX, size.height - endY)).release(); // Add the touch actions to the multi-touch action multiTouch.add(touchAction1).add(touchAction2); // Perform the multi-touch action (zoom-in) multiTouch.perform(); In this example, we create a new MultiTouchAction object and get the size of the screen. We then define the start and end coordinates of the zoom gesture. We create two TouchAction objects for the two fingers involved in the zoom gesture, and add them to the MultiTouchAction object. Finally, we perform the MultiTouchAction to execute the zoom-in gesture. You can modify this example to perform other zoom operations, such as zoom-out or pinch. Just adjust the start and end coordinates and the movements of the fingers accordingly.
@@RaghavPal Thanks Raghav for taking time and sharing valuable inputs. I tried the following on my android camera, but for some reason I don't see the zoom happening. When I manually perform zoom operation, I can see 4.x or 1.x ... on my camera, on top of this, could see the difference. My piece of code is shared below. DesiredCapabilities dc = new DesiredCapabilities(); dc.setCapability("platformName", "Android"); dc.setCapability("appium:platformVersion", "11"); ////dc.setCapability("noReset", true); dc.setCapability("appPackage", " com.ontim.camera2"); dc.setCapability("appActivity", "com.ontim.camera2.CameraLauncher"); dc.setCapability("deviceName", "Camera App"); dc.setCapability("noReset", true); AndroidDriver driver = new AndroidDriver(new URL("0.0.0.0:4723/wd/hub"), dc); ///////AppiumDriver driver = new AppiumDriver(new URL("127.0.0.1:4723/wd/hub"), dc); //WebElement ele_image = driver.findElement(By.id("com.ontim.camera2:id/multi_focus_indicator")); // Get the size of the screen Dimension Dimension size = driver.manage().window().getSize(); // Define the start and end coordinates of the gesture int startX = (int) (size.width * .5); int startY = (int) (size.height * .4); int endX = (int) (size.width * .1); int endY = (int) (size.height * .1); ////second Touch int startXSec = (int) (size.width * .5); int startYSec = (int) (size.height * .6); int endXSec = (int) (size.width * .9); int endYSec = (int) (size.height * .9); // Create the two touch actions for the zoom gesture TouchAction touchAction1 = new TouchAction(driver); TouchAction touchAction2 = new TouchAction(driver); touchAction1.longPress(PointOption.point(startXSec,startYSec)) .waitAction(WaitOptions.waitOptions(Duration.ofSeconds(2))) .moveTo(PointOption.point(endXSec,endYSec)); touchAction2.longPress(PointOption.point(startX,startY)) .waitAction(WaitOptions.waitOptions(Duration.ofSeconds(2))) .moveTo(PointOption.point(endX,endY)); //Create a new MultiTouchAction object MultiTouchAction multiTouch = new MultiTouchAction(driver); // Add the touch actions to the multi-touch action multiTouch.add(touchAction1).add(touchAction2).perform(); // Perform the multi-touch action (zoom-in) ///multiTouch.perform(); driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
Venkat Based on the code you provided, it seems that you are performing a pinch-to-zoom gesture on the Android device using the TouchAction and MultiTouchAction classes provided by Appium. However, you mentioned that you don't see the zoom happening on your camera. There could be several reasons for this. Here are a few things you can check: Verify that the pinch-to-zoom gesture is supported by the camera app you are using. Not all camera apps support this gesture. Check if there are any error messages or exceptions in the Appium server logs or in your test output. This may help you identify any issues with the code or configuration. Try adjusting the duration of the waitOptions() method in the TouchAction class. A shorter duration may result in a faster pinch-to-zoom gesture that is more visible. Check if there are any restrictions on the zoom level of your camera. Some camera apps have a maximum zoom level that you cannot exceed. Try using a different camera app or a different device to see if the issue persists
Am very much confused between API and Appium? Can you pls make out the difference and suggest me which one is having high priority since am a automation eng and i am planning to update...
Thanks for sharing the valuable stuff regards on API thing ..I am new to this platform and need to know y Json, XML are two different concepts vl use. Is there any much difference between Json and XML..awaiting for ur prompt response...thanks
Hi Praghav. Thank you very much for your fantastic sharing knowledge's. I have learned from you a lot even I am not good at automation. I've reviewed your videos for appium, but that is testing for web from mobile app. How about testing for app on mobile such as facebook app or Gmail app? How can I get variable to navigate to app then do some testing for that app? If you have videos for my question, please share the link. Cheers
Hi Thuy, thanks a lot for your message, You can find all my current sessions here - automationstepbystep.com/online-courses/ I will plan to add more topics soon
Your tutorials are very very helpful... specially for the persons like us who are quite new in automation testing. One request sir .. can you please do a session for a mobile app in appium where otp sends to gmail & read and put that otp back to the mobile app. It will be really very very helpful for many of us.. Automation Step by Step - Raghav Pal
Thank you Raghav and if i want to chat with you directly or contact then what should i do and any option you have to communicate us? finally i ask you this, when you will arrange live meeting at chennai? have you had a plan for chennai meeting?
Sir please tell me how to perform automation on unity games application because of I can not inspect the elements of game by using uiautomator and if appium is not suitable for game testing then what tool we can use Please sir reply me I am also drop the message and email to you Please sir help me.
Hello Mobile automation testers i am looking to hire two candidates with minimum experience of 4 years. Please feel free to reach me at my email. Thank you.
Hi Dharminder, There are a few steps you can take to find suitable candidates: - Write a clear and detailed job posting that outlines the responsibilities and requirements of the positions you are looking to fill. Make sure to include information about the required level of experience and any specific skills or qualifications that are necessary for the job. - Use job search websites and online job boards to advertise the positions and reach a wider pool of candidates.
As a starter in appium automation tool I would like to thank you so much for your clear and simple explanation. It was very useful for me! Cheers from Brazil =)
You're welcome Wesley
I spent most of my QA career in e2e testing for the web, just started learning Appium and mobile testing, this is an easy to follow tutorial and I want to thank you for taking the time to explain the fundamentals of how Appium works!
Glad it was helpful
for over a week i was having issues understanding what appium was, thank you for this wonderful video. I highly appreciate that, sir.
You are welcome Pawan
I love this guy. He makes everything to understand simple.
Thanks Osman
I'm just now learning Appium and this has been the best overview I have come across yet; thank you!!
You're very welcome
Though I've already been developing our automating tools based on Appium for a couple of months, I still learned a lot from the video. Thanks a lot.
Great to hear Yu
I am new to AutomationTesting and found it really helpful - thanks !!!
Glad it was helpful Aruna
Very clear and concise explanation, perfect to watch while having a cup of coffee at work! :)
Happy to know it helped Simon
Very well explained. Thank you so much. I have understood completely now. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Most welcome
Thank you for the clear explanation mainly on appium client and appium server
You're welcome Yuvraj
Wow ... How easily explained !!! Very clear and explained in layman terms ...
Thanks for watching Sahil
By Reading In Website it is Very Hard to Understand. But, You're 9 mins Video Cleared My Doubts. Thanks
So happy to know Tharun
Thanks Raghav, waiting for complete appium series ! Thanks alot
Coming soon Ashwajit
Coming soon Ashwajit
Great Initiative @Ragav for creating new playlist #SchoolOfBasics. This will really boost up candidates appearing for interview . Keep it up. Thanks for your tremendous contribution in Automation.
Thanks for your kind words of motivation Siddhant
Thanks for all the videos you share Raghav, great work!!
Thanks
Thanks Raghav your Katalon explanation is also awesome
You're most welcome Mounica
Nice introduce for the topic Appium. Now time for your courses about Appium :)
All the best
Thank you so Much for the explanation in so less time you explained it very well to the point .
Thank you
Glad it was helpful Arti
you are my hero, thanks for making this video!!! subscribed!
Glad I could help Syarif
Very Good Initiative. Video is very crisp and clear. Thanks once again.
You're welcome Lakshman
Perfect as always Raghav
Thanks for the message Amit
Bro iam thumb 👍 have zero knowledge about this but now I know about api how our app works thanks
Great to know
Note: The comunication between Appium client and Appium server now is made by using W3C Protocol instead of JSON wire protocol
Thanks for adding Vitor
Raghav, I have watched your tutorials. I take this opportunity to appreciate your efforts. You seem to have so much time and patience to explain the concepts. Continue your good work. I have mentioned about your work even on LinkedIn.
Thanks Venkat
thank you! very clear and simple.
You're welcome!
Thank you! SSH is easily explained.
Most welcome Aygul
Great informative video, Raghav!
Glad you liked it Vikrant
Very well covered high level architecture of Appium.
Thanks Sandeep
Hi Raghav , can u please tell where is UIAUTOMATOR present while performing automation it is in laptop or in android device
Hi Sanskar
UIAutomator is a part of the Android SDK, so it is present on the laptop or desktop computer where you are running the Android SDK. It is not present on the Android device itself
Thanks
Thanks Raghav ! Very useful and easy to understand
You're welcome Vespucci
Great Job!! It helps me a lot. Keep posting videos like this.
Sure Tahmina
Thank you for the explanation.
You are welcome!
Thanks Raghav, Very Simple and easily taught..Please come up with Full Appium Series!!! Thanks a lot..
Appium coming soon Krishna
@@RaghavPal Eagerly Waiting for .....
@@RaghavPal Thank you ..
Very well defined, even the official site does not summarize the whole information . Very well elaborated.
Humbled to know this
Superb explanation. Thank you
You're welcome Sreekanth
Thank you very much ! These videos are very helpful !
Glad you like them Sujatha
You explained it very well, cheers.
Thanks for watching
Thank you ! ♥
You're welcome 😊
Very useful. Thanks sir :)
Most welcome Shiva
Excellent presentation!
Thanks for watching Jack
Hey Raghav
Having heard of Node.js and how it's event que is behaving with its single threaded async nature, I have a small question,
Lets say that in my event que, I do have 2 events call as X and Y and there is an interdependency between each of these events, such as that until it completes the event X, event Y couldn't start / complete.
So as of your explanation, X is take by the thread, do the thing (part of the thing), until X processes thread goes to fetch the event Y, in that case how can it happen because of the above mentioned interdependency.
In such scenarios, how nodeJs deals with it?
As I know there is a concept called, javascript promises to deal with such sittuations, am I correct ?
If so how does the javascript promise behave ? (how does it happen?)
Yes, we have promises concept to deal with such scenarios. I will plan a session to explain details
Thanks, really well explained.
Most welcome Emanuel
hi how to automate or get css style properties in mobile automation?
Hi Avinash, this can help - appium.io/docs/en/commands/element/attributes/css-property/
Hello Raghav, Can you help me with any documentation how to create appium image and run it in the docker container if would be really helpful if you take few sessions on the same
Hi Chandrakant, as of now I do not have a session or document on this, will need to check online
was helpful. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome sir
Thanks Chethan
It is really helpful
Happy to know Amandeep
Nice explanation
Thanks for liking Kailash
Hi Raghav, Can we use appium for performance testing of mobile applications?
Appium is for functional testing, you will need to use other tools for that
@@RaghavPal Hi Raghav,does your reply mean in addition to appium i have to use other tools also for performance testing? or appium can be used only for functional testing?
Appium is not performance testing tool, but some performance testing tools may support appium scripts
www.headspin.io/blog/free-tools-for-mobile-app-performance-testing-with-appium
appiumpro.com/editions/103-free-tools-for-mobile-app-performance-testing-with-appium
@@RaghavPal Hi Raghav,Thanks a lot for the response.
Nice Raghav..
Thanks Roopa
Hi sir,
I have a dought. ADB is a tool that let u communicate with the device. But where is role of adb in whole architecture?
Hi Sachin, this should help you - www.xda-developers.com/what-is-adb/
developer.android.com/studio/command-line/adb
www.raywenderlich.com/621437-android-debug-bridge-adb-beyond-the-basics
Hi, I have watch lots of your appium videos. But im having difficulties, the app Im building a automated test, has a step that it opens the camera to read a barcode. How can that be automated?
Hi, have not done this scenario, will have to get online help
was useful thanks!
You're welcome Monali
Is appium still uses the json wire protocol and explain more about uiautomator/uiautomator2
I will do more sessions soon Love
Thanks Raghav. Can you add info on Docker in school of basics.
Sure I will Guru
Hi Raghav, excellent video. Would love if you could post more videos on SW architecture.
Will do Mirko
thanks Raghav!
You're welcome Attila
how have you able to speedup the timing when you were writing? just curious
Hi Rameez, by using video editing tools
Really appreciate
Thanks for watching
Thanks for this video...
Can you Pls. Make a video on.. Future of testing work in india.. How person like me should change with time in IT
I will do soon Ankit
Hi Raghav,
This is Lakshman ,I have completed my career one year as manual test engineer. Can you elaborate the future of testing and tips or check lists for having a bright future in the long run ASAP.
Hi Lakshman, Future of testing is bright and if you continue in this field automation and devops knowledge will help a lot. You can choose any type of testing based on your knowledge and exp or skills and see automation tools for it and start learning. Can get help from here automationstepbystep.com/online-courses/
Good job Raghav, very clear introduction. I understand that the appium client is installed on a machine where create test cases. Appium server is installed on the same or different machine at where appium server keeps listening to test reqeusts. But I am not sure where to install the platform specific drivers? Thanks.
Hi Xiuyu, if you are doing something practical, let me know your setup or can watch my Appium playlist here - automationstepbystep.com/
Hi Ragav, could you please explain how Selenium works in the automation test framework for mobile? what if we use Appium only without selenium?
I will add session on this
Very nice explanation video. Can you please make a presentation on a Interview Question- "Explain step-by-step in detail, what and how did you work on Appium Mobile App testing with an example?"
I will try to do that
Also please try to include few interview questions on Appium and other tips...
please let me know once you upload any video, this really helps me and many who are looking for jobs.
Thanks for the efforts.
Sure, you can subscribe and hit bell to get notifications.
How does Android studio or Xcode related to this?
Hi Sowmiya, In order to use Appium to test an Android application, you would need to have Android Studio installed and set up on your machine, as well as have an Android emulator or a physical Android device connected to your machine
Similarly, in order to test an iOS application, you would need to have Xcode installed and set up on your machine, as well as have an iOS simulator or a physical iOS device connected to your machine
Thank yor sir,
Can you make a video on automating windows platform using appium.
I will do Vijay
Hi Rahul, could you please explain how zoom operations is performed on android phones? Using appium. Thank you
Hi Venkat
To perform Zoom operations on an Android phone using Appium, you can use the MultiTouchAction class provided by the Appium Java client library.
Here is an example of how to perform a zoom-in gesture on an Android device using Appium:
// Create a new MultiTouchAction object
MultiTouchAction multiTouch = new MultiTouchAction(driver);
// Get the size of the screen
Dimension size = driver.manage().window().getSize();
// Define the start and end coordinates of the gesture
int startX = (int) (size.width / 2);
int startY = (int) (size.height / 2);
int endX = (int) (startX * 0.5);
int endY = (int) (startY * 0.5);
// Create the two touch actions for the zoom gesture
TouchAction touchAction1 = new TouchAction(driver);
touchAction1.press(PointOption.point(startX, startY)).moveTo(PointOption.point(endX, endY)).release();
TouchAction touchAction2 = new TouchAction(driver);
touchAction2.press(PointOption.point(size.width - startX, size.height - startY)).moveTo(PointOption.point(size.width - endX, size.height - endY)).release();
// Add the touch actions to the multi-touch action
multiTouch.add(touchAction1).add(touchAction2);
// Perform the multi-touch action (zoom-in)
multiTouch.perform();
In this example, we create a new MultiTouchAction object and get the size of the screen. We then define the start and end coordinates of the zoom gesture. We create two TouchAction objects for the two fingers involved in the zoom gesture, and add them to the MultiTouchAction object. Finally, we perform the MultiTouchAction to execute the zoom-in gesture.
You can modify this example to perform other zoom operations, such as zoom-out or pinch. Just adjust the start and end coordinates and the movements of the fingers accordingly.
@@RaghavPal Thanks Raghav for taking time and sharing valuable inputs. I tried the following on my android camera, but for some reason I don't see the zoom happening. When I manually perform zoom operation, I can see 4.x or 1.x ... on my camera, on top of this, could see the difference. My piece of code is shared below.
DesiredCapabilities dc = new DesiredCapabilities();
dc.setCapability("platformName", "Android");
dc.setCapability("appium:platformVersion", "11");
////dc.setCapability("noReset", true);
dc.setCapability("appPackage", " com.ontim.camera2");
dc.setCapability("appActivity", "com.ontim.camera2.CameraLauncher");
dc.setCapability("deviceName", "Camera App");
dc.setCapability("noReset", true);
AndroidDriver driver = new AndroidDriver(new URL("0.0.0.0:4723/wd/hub"), dc);
///////AppiumDriver driver = new AppiumDriver(new URL("127.0.0.1:4723/wd/hub"), dc);
//WebElement ele_image = driver.findElement(By.id("com.ontim.camera2:id/multi_focus_indicator"));
// Get the size of the screen Dimension
Dimension size = driver.manage().window().getSize();
// Define the start and end coordinates of the gesture
int startX = (int) (size.width * .5);
int startY = (int) (size.height * .4);
int endX = (int) (size.width * .1);
int endY = (int) (size.height * .1);
////second Touch
int startXSec = (int) (size.width * .5);
int startYSec = (int) (size.height * .6);
int endXSec = (int) (size.width * .9);
int endYSec = (int) (size.height * .9);
// Create the two touch actions for the zoom gesture
TouchAction touchAction1 = new TouchAction(driver);
TouchAction touchAction2 = new TouchAction(driver);
touchAction1.longPress(PointOption.point(startXSec,startYSec))
.waitAction(WaitOptions.waitOptions(Duration.ofSeconds(2)))
.moveTo(PointOption.point(endXSec,endYSec));
touchAction2.longPress(PointOption.point(startX,startY))
.waitAction(WaitOptions.waitOptions(Duration.ofSeconds(2)))
.moveTo(PointOption.point(endX,endY));
//Create a new MultiTouchAction object
MultiTouchAction multiTouch = new MultiTouchAction(driver);
// Add the touch actions to the multi-touch action
multiTouch.add(touchAction1).add(touchAction2).perform();
// Perform the multi-touch action (zoom-in)
///multiTouch.perform();
driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
Venkat
Based on the code you provided, it seems that you are performing a pinch-to-zoom gesture on the Android device using the TouchAction and MultiTouchAction classes provided by Appium. However, you mentioned that you don't see the zoom happening on your camera.
There could be several reasons for this. Here are a few things you can check:
Verify that the pinch-to-zoom gesture is supported by the camera app you are using. Not all camera apps support this gesture.
Check if there are any error messages or exceptions in the Appium server logs or in your test output. This may help you identify any issues with the code or configuration.
Try adjusting the duration of the waitOptions() method in the TouchAction class. A shorter duration may result in a faster pinch-to-zoom gesture that is more visible.
Check if there are any restrictions on the zoom level of your camera. Some camera apps have a maximum zoom level that you cannot exceed.
Try using a different camera app or a different device to see if the issue persists
Thank you Raghav sir. Can you please make similar video for explaining selenium architecture?
Sure Manish I will
Here it is Manish - th-cam.com/video/ynJt8E3y6C4/w-d-xo.html
sri very useful to me , please make video for testng
Sure I will
@@RaghavPal Thankyou sir
Am very much confused between API and Appium? Can you pls make out the difference and suggest me which one is having high priority since am a automation eng and i am planning to update...
Hi Jarvis, appium is mobile testing tool or library. API is an intermediary software between 2 applications. These are 2 unrelated things
@@RaghavPal thank you Raghav 😊 but which one do you prefer for upgrading? can you pls suggest me?
Thanks for sharing the valuable stuff regards on API thing ..I am new to this platform and need to know y Json, XML are two different concepts vl use. Is there any much difference between Json and XML..awaiting for ur prompt response...thanks
Hi Rizwan, these are two formats for data representation, Can find more in API section - automationstepbystep.com/
super sir
Thanks Sivateja
Thanks for this!
You're welcome Jorge
what is Test Architacture ?
Hi Aruna, Architecture, in general is the design and structure of things
@@RaghavPal Can we say that Test Architecture is same as Test Framework ?
I was aksed this Question in Interview
Test Framework is like a product. Test Architecture is like a design. You can use the design to create the product
what is the final output of this testing
Hi Raja, this session was to show how appium works internally. You can check complete tutorials here - automationstepbystep.com/
Hi Praghav. Thank you very much for your fantastic sharing knowledge's. I have learned from you a lot even I am not good at automation. I've reviewed your videos for appium, but that is testing for web from mobile app. How about testing for app on mobile such as facebook app or Gmail app? How can I get variable to navigate to app then do some testing for that app? If you have videos for my question, please share the link. Cheers
Hi Thuy, thanks a lot for your message, You can find all my current sessions here - automationstepbystep.com/online-courses/
I will plan to add more topics soon
How we do mobile testing using appium, please make a video on this topic
hi Subbu, can check here - automationstepbystep.com/
Thanks!
You're welcome Ivan
thank you so much!
You're welcome Rohit
Want to know about vcs and vxvm
I will plan a session
Your tutorials are very very helpful... specially for the persons like us who are quite new in automation testing. One request sir .. can you please do a session for a mobile app in appium where otp sends to gmail & read and put that otp back to the mobile app. It will be really very very helpful for many of us.. Automation Step by Step - Raghav Pal
Hi I will do this session.
@@RaghavPal
Great to hear that sir.... please let me know once you have done that... I am eagerly waiting for this session
Can take some time
@@RaghavPal okay sure sir... eagerly waiting for that session...
Could you explain about OAuth
I will plan.a session on this Arunkumar
Hi Raghav. ....I while running appium script my device is getting restart autmatically
Hi Ram, what OS are you using, Any error stack/logs if you have? you can use the flag noreset - appium.io/docs/en/writing-running-appium/caps/
Hi,kindly cover advance and interview questions for appium.
Sure Arundhathi, I will add here - automationstepbystep.com/
Create more videos for learning purpose related to appinum for Windows app and android application.asap.thanks
I will Smriti, Thanks for watching.
please create complete Appium tutorials
Coming soon Amin
Thanks for Great Tutorial, Can You Teach us selenium with Cucumber Please.
You're welcome Sunaina, yes I will do soon
Thank you Raghav and if i want to chat with you directly or contact then what should i do and any option you have to communicate us? finally i ask you this, when you will arrange live meeting at chennai? have you had a plan for chennai meeting?
Hi Rajesh, I was in Chennai last month, when you subscribe to the channel, also hit the bell icon so you will receive notifications.
Teach about JSON protocol sir
Sure Vignesh, can find some here - automationstepbystep.com/
Sir pls update full project on Appium pls
Hi Gaurav, can check here automationstepbystep.com/
Sir please tell me how to perform automation on unity games application because of I can not inspect the elements of game by using uiautomator and if appium is not suitable for game testing then what tool we can use
Please sir reply me I am also drop the message and email to you Please sir help me.
Hi Ankush, I will not be the best person to suggest on that. I will suggest to explore web for this
@@RaghavPal thank you sir
one video is more that 1000 words, but no real example here
I will take this feedback and try to incorporate in next videos
Hello Mobile automation testers i am looking to hire two candidates with minimum experience of 4 years. Please feel free to reach me at my email. Thank you.
Hi Dharminder, There are a few steps you can take to find suitable candidates:
- Write a clear and detailed job posting that outlines the responsibilities and requirements of the positions you are looking to fill. Make sure to include information about the required level of experience and any specific skills or qualifications that are necessary for the job.
- Use job search websites and online job boards to advertise the positions and reach a wider pool of candidates.
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Most welcome Siva
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You're welcome Anum