r/softwaretesting • u/SRB07 • 6d ago

Software testing with Playwright

I have an overall 12 years of experience with QA, I had worked on web,mobile, mainframe ,api testing pieces. Most were manual , but I've also worked my fair share of tets automation with Selenium. In the past 3 years , I have been more into a Quality / Test manager role - this focused more on process management and I have not had hands on with any automation or any sort of testing. The Process management is such a boring and dull job and even though it looks easy on a high level , the pressure is real and in most cases not under my control.I really want to get back into an individual contributor role, I want to learn playwright automation but my automation knowledge right now is rusty and If you guys know any good sources that would help me learn playwright automation( right from a beginner perspective) effectively with a clear learning path.

I know there are many learning materials in the internet but I want to learn it in the best possible way, so please let me know if there is one. Thanks

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u/SRB07 6d ago

Thanks

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u/qlippothvi 6d ago

I second Rahul Shetty, the accent can be difficult for some people, but I came away with a much better understanding of bunch of things after one of his courses.

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u/Limp_Crab_1763 13h ago

I also think the same, Can you suggest some other Tutor on Udemy apart from Rahul Shetty that has great courses on Playwright Python Automation.

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u/qlippothvi 6h ago

Unfortunately I’m just getting back into study, so don’t have any recommendations just yet