This document discusses the transition from manual to automated testing and provides guidance on getting started with test automation. It suggests asking yourself what types of tests you want to automate like web, mobile, or APIs. Popular automation tools like Selenium are mentioned. The document also recommends choosing a programming language like Java, Python, or JavaScript to write test code and interact with libraries. It outlines core programming concepts to learn like data types, operators, and object-oriented programming. Finally, it presents a 3-step process for getting started with test automation that involves understanding the testing subject and choosing a language and tools.

1. From Manual Testing To
Automated One

2. Alexey Zvolinskiy
@Fruzenshtein
Scala Developer at VidIQ
www.Fruzenshtein.com
About Me

3. 2011 QA Test Developer at SysIQ
2012 Senior Test Developer at Levi9
2013 Senior Test Developer at Universal Mind
2014 Test Lead at DOOR3
Testing Experience
Still Test Developer

4. Who Are You?

5. Do you really want to be an
automated testing expert?
Ask Yourself A Question

6. 1. Web UI?
2. REST Services?
3. Mobile?
4. Desktop?
5. Performance?
What To Automate?

7. Selenium IDE… Bla bla bla
Tools?

8. In order to interact with
a library, you have to use some
programming language
Libraries?

9. Programming Languages
Java PythonJavaScript

10. Which One To Choose?
Java
PythonJavaScript

11. What To Learn*?
1. Data types, variables, arrays
2. Arithmetic operations
3. Logical operators, loops
4. OOP Basics
5. Strings
6. Packages
7. Exceptions
8. Input / Output
9. Multithreading O_o
10. Collections
* - e.g. in Java

12. Programming Language
Step #1

13. “Nature” of
a testing object
Step #2

14. Step #3

15. Questions?

16. @Fruzenshtein
www.Fruzenshtein.com
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