The material is presented simply and clearly for non-technical specialists and engineers. Covers the fundamentals of test automation with Cypress V10+.
Language of course:
English
Format of the event:
Video lectures
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Course overview
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The course presents information in a simple, clear manner: non-technical specialists can start working with the Cypress automation tool, and software engineers can deepen test automation knowledge. Note: JavaScript and cookies need to be enabled for the learning environment.
Who Cypress suits for quality assurance automation (V10+) and who it does not
Audience: QA beginners, non-technical specialists, developers
- Beginners in QA and E2E testing starting with Cypress V10+.
- Non-technical roles seeking to understand quality assurance automation without extra complexity.
- Developers needing basic UI and integration testing practices.
Who should not choose it: when Cypress is not the right fit
- When strict cross-browser requirements exceed supported engines in specific environments.
- When protocol-level or native mobile tests outside the web context are required.
QA automation problems → outcomes with Cypress V10+
Common challenges in E2E testing
- Test flakiness and DOM synchronization.
- Complex initial environment setup.
- Slow feedback during regression.
What the Cypress approach offers to beginners
- Built-in waits and convenient APIs for UI and network checks.
- A single tool for authoring, running, and debugging tests in the browser.
- JavaScript/TypeScript support, screenshots, and execution logs.
Cypress V10+ vs alternatives for test automation
Comparison with Selenium/WebDriver
- Simpler local setup; tight integration with the browser.
- Fewer manual waits thanks to automatic synchronization.
Comparison with Playwright and other E2E frameworks
- Similar modern approach; differences in execution model and ecosystem.
- Choice depends on cross-browser needs, APIs, and CI integration.
Learning results: Cypress essentials for beginners (QA automation)
Practical skill set
- Creating and structuring tests in Cypress V10+.
- Working with selectors, fixtures, and network interceptions.
- Config setup, CLI runs, and CI integration.
Tools and environment
- Installing Node.js and Cypress, basic TypeScript/JavaScript setup.
- Debugging in the browser and analyzing run reports.
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