Gravity API – Automation as a Service (Selenium Web Driver)

Gravity API – Automation as a Service (Selenium Web Driver), available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 182 lectures, based on 11 reviews, and has 180 subscribers.

You will learn about Consume Gravity API Execute Complicated Web Automation Scenarios in code and over HTTP (Manipulating Selenium Under the Hood) Create your own Distributed Generic Site Crawler!!! Create Automation Dedicated Machines with a Click Create Distributed Automation Systems Using Cloud Services, Service Fabric or Standalone Applications Creating Complicated Web Automation Testing from Scratch without any Infrastructure or Framework This course is ideal for individuals who are This automation course is meant for developers/testing engineers which are familiar with the concepts of consuming services using HTTP Client, SOAP, etc. or This automation course is meant for OO programmers (not just .NET) who knows how to consume a service using HTTP or This automation course is not suitable for new developers which do not have understanding or some experience with asynchronous development and service consuming It is particularly useful for This automation course is meant for developers/testing engineers which are familiar with the concepts of consuming services using HTTP Client, SOAP, etc. or This automation course is meant for OO programmers (not just .NET) who knows how to consume a service using HTTP or This automation course is not suitable for new developers which do not have understanding or some experience with asynchronous development and service consuming.

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Summary

Title: Gravity API – Automation as a Service (Selenium Web Driver)

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 182

Number of Published Lectures: 182

Number of Curriculum Items: 182

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 182

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Consume Gravity API
Execute Complicated Web Automation Scenarios in code and over HTTP (Manipulating Selenium Under the Hood)
Create your own Distributed Generic Site Crawler!!!
Create Automation Dedicated Machines with a Click
Create Distributed Automation Systems Using Cloud Services, Service Fabric or Standalone Applications
Creating Complicated Web Automation Testing from Scratch without any Infrastructure or Framework

Who Should Attend

This automation course is meant for developers/testing engineers which are familiar with the concepts of consuming services using HTTP Client, SOAP, etc.
This automation course is meant for OO programmers (not just .NET) who knows how to consume a service using HTTP
This automation course is not suitable for new developers which do not have understanding or some experience with asynchronous development and service consuming

Target Audiences

This automation course is meant for developers/testing engineers which are familiar with the concepts of consuming services using HTTP Client, SOAP, etc.
This automation course is meant for OO programmers (not just .NET) who knows how to consume a service using HTTP
This automation course is not suitable for new developers which do not have understanding or some experience with asynchronous development and service consuming

This course will teach you everything you need to know about Gravity API. Gravity API is a new automation concept which delivering automation infrastructures (such as Selenium, Appium, Coded UI, etc.) as a service, which means YOU DO NOT NEED to deal with automation infrastructure – only with the automation tools or scenarios you would like to create.

Gravity API can automate browsers, desktop and mobile applications (not on the BETA release) and even server side HTTP requests.

Gravity API can be hosted on WCF Host, IIS, OWIN, Service Fabric, Windows Service, Windows Process, .NET Core (when Selenium support will be available), Cloud Service, etc, and can be interact over HTTP – you can also use it’s objects directly in your code with any language and send it over HTTP (client libraries)

The powerful extraction capabilities makes Gravity API the ultimate crawler/spider – it can extract any data including JS Generated data or bypass UI blocks like “Click Here” or any client side blockage.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: 1. Introduction

Lecture 1: 1.1. Introduction

Lecture 2: 1.2. Register

Chapter 2: 2. Basic Implementation – Console Application

Lecture 1: 2.1 – Console Application Sample – Part 1

Lecture 2: 2.2 – Console Application Sample – Part 2

Lecture 3: 2.3 – Console Application Sample – Part 3

Lecture 4: 2.4 – Console Application Sample – Part 4

Lecture 5: 2.5 – Console Application Sample – Part 5

Chapter 3: 3. Actions Rules

Lecture 1: 3.1 – GoToUrl – Part 1

Lecture 2: 3.2 – GoToUrl – Part 2

Lecture 3: 3.3 – GoToUrl – Part 3

Lecture 4: 3.4 – GoToUrl – Part 4

Lecture 5: 3.5 – SendKeys

Lecture 6: 3.6 – SendKeysWithInterval

Lecture 7: 3.7 – SendKeysWithoutClear

Lecture 8: 3.8 – Click

Lecture 9: 3.9 – TryClick

Lecture 10: 3.10 – CloseBrowser

Lecture 11: 3.11 – CloseAllBrowsers

Lecture 12: 3.12 – SwitchToWindow

Lecture 13: 3.13 – CloseAllChildWindows

Lecture 14: 3.14 – CloseWindow

Lecture 15: 3.15 – NavigateBack

Lecture 16: 3.16 – NavigateForward

Lecture 17: 3.17 – Refresh

Lecture 18: 3.18 – BannersListener

Lecture 19: 3.19 – ScreenShot

Lecture 20: 3.20 – Repeat – Part 1

Lecture 21: 3.21 – Repeat – Part 2

Lecture 22: 3.22 – SwitchToFrame – Part 1

Lecture 23: 3.23 – SwitchToFrame – Part 2

Lecture 24: 3.24 – LoginToSite – Part 1

Lecture 25: 3.25 – LoginToSite – Part 2

Lecture 26: 3.26 – DoubleClick

Lecture 27: 3.27 – ContextClick

Lecture 28: 3.28 – ScrollPage

Lecture 29: 3.29 – ExecuteScript

Lecture 30: 3.30 – SelectFromComboBox

Lecture 31: 3.31 – SwitchToAlert

Lecture 32: 3.32 – WaitForDisplayedElement

Lecture 33: 3.33 – WaitForDisplayedElements

Lecture 34: 3.34 – WaitForElementToBeInvisible

Lecture 35: 3.35 – WaitForPageLoad

Lecture 36: 3.36 – WaitForUrlToMatch

Lecture 37: 3.37 – RegisterParam – Part 1

Lecture 38: 3.38 – RegisterParam – Part 2

Lecture 39: 3.39 – RegisterParam – Part 3

Lecture 40: 3.40 – RegisterParam – Part 4

Lecture 41: 3.41 – SubmitForm

Lecture 42: 3.42 – GoToUrlDataDrivenCsvAsync

Lecture 43: 3.43 – GoToUrlDataDrivenSqlAsync

Lecture 44: 3.44 – Summary

Chapter 4: 4. Extraction Rules

Lecture 1: 4.1 – ExtractData – Introduction

Lecture 2: 4.2 – ExrtactDataBasic – Part 1

Lecture 3: 4.3 – ExtractDataBasic – Part 2

Lecture 4: 4.4 – ExtratDataWithAttribute

Lecture 5: 4.5 – ExtratDataWithRegularExpression

Lecture 6: 4.6 – ExtratDataWithActions – Part 1

Lecture 7: 4.7 – ExtratDataWithActions – Part 2

Lecture 8: 4.8 – ExtratDataMultipleExtractions

Lecture 9: 4.9 – ExtratDataMultipleExtractionsComplex – Part 1

Lecture 10: 4.10 – ExtratDataMultipleExtractionsComplex – Part 2

Lecture 11: 4.11 – ExtratDataMultipleExtractionsSaveData – Part 1

Lecture 12: 4.12 – ExtratDataMultipleExtractionsSaveData – Part 2

Lecture 13: 4.13 – ExtratDataMultipleExtractionsSplitted

Lecture 14: 4.14 – Summary

Chapter 5: 5. Macros

Lecture 1: 5.1 – MacroDateAsync

Lecture 2: 5.2 – MacroPageUrlAsync

Lecture 3: 5.3 – MacroTitleAsync

Lecture 4: 5.4 – MacroLiteralAsync

Lecture 5: 5.5 – MacroHandleAsync

Lecture 6: 5.6 – MacroWindowsCountAsync

Lecture 7: 5.7 – MacroRandomNumberAsync

Lecture 8: 5.8 – MacroPageSourceAsync – Part 1

Lecture 9: 5.9 – MacroPageSourceAsync – Part 2

Lecture 10: 5.10 – MacroPageSourceAsync – Part 3

Lecture 11: 5.11 – MacroPageSourceAsync – Part 4

Lecture 12: 5.12 – MacroElementAsync – Part 1

Lecture 13: 5.13 – MacroElementAsync – Part 2

Lecture 14: 5.14 – MacroElementAsync – Part 3

Lecture 15: 5.15 – MacroAlertxtAsync

Lecture 16: 5.16 – MacroRptIndexAsync

Lecture 17: 5.17 – Summary

Chapter 6: 6. WCF Service

Lecture 1: 6.1 – WCF Service Host – Part 1

Lecture 2: 6.2 – WCF Service Host – Part 2

Lecture 3: 6.3 – WCF Service Host – Part 3

Lecture 4: 6.4 – WCF Service Host – Part 4

Lecture 5: 6.5 – WCF Service Host – Part 5

Lecture 6: 6.6 – WCF Service Host – Part 6

Lecture 7: 6.7 – WCF Service Host – Part 7

Lecture 8: 6.8 – WCF Service Consuming – Part 1

Lecture 9: 6.9 – WCF Service Consuming – Part 2

Lecture 10: 6.10 – WCF Service Consuming – Part 3

Lecture 11: 6.11 – WCF Service Consuming – Part 4

Lecture 12: 6.12 – WCF Service Consuming – Part 5

Instructors

Roei Sabag
Senior Automation Expert Consultant – Top-Q, Matrix Group

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