QTP Real Life Example

by QTP Master on May 15, 2011

If you are like me you’ll prefer getting your hands dirty and try the application before reading the manual. I like to learn by doing. At first this might look like a more time consuming approach due to the large amount of mistakes you’ll do. But as you progress, your skills will improve rather rapidly and you’ll remember much more than by reading manual.

So for all of you prefer this kind of learning method I have a video tutorial consisting of 5 parts. In about 50 minutes you’ll learn step by step how to automate testing for a single web application. In this case it’s an online job portal where you can browse open positions and apply for a job.

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