Хвастович, я начал смотреть тебя будучи 14 летним подростком с Дальнего Востока России. Сейчас мне 25, я всё ещё в России после пары неудачных попыток переезда законным способом. Но несмотря на это - спасибо тебе большое, Сань. Ты сильно поменял меня ещё в подростковом возрасте. Я всё ещё верю в то, что смогу make it. Ты очень классный мужик, очень не хватает твоих old school видосов <3
@Alex-pt2vgКүн бұрын
As far as I understand, only a few people on this planet, like great scientists, philosophers, or developers, can generate something truly new. 99% of people just use past information, experiences, and situations from their lives to generate responses to current situations. If we speak broadly, the human brain of the majority also works like a kind of AI, not creating something new but using past experiences and already-known solutions to respond to the current situation or resolve problems. That's why AI will be able to substantially substitute IT and other jobs for the majority who are not that smart ( to be honest) !!!! In my work, when I encounter a weird bug, I often take a screenshot, upload it to the chat, and ask ChatGPT why it's happening. Sometimes, I upload multiple screenshots and copy-paste multiple texts, and GPT can summarize everything, find connections, tell me the root cause, or generate new code combining all the information I provided. Often, it also gives suggestions on how to improve project structure . With GPT-4o, I can even speak to the chat without typing, which is amazing.
@alexusadaysКүн бұрын
That is true but also what did you learn from the video.
@Alex-pt2vgКүн бұрын
Interesting and right to the point. Thanks Alex!
@alexusadaysКүн бұрын
Glad you liked it!
@ginagu58593 күн бұрын
Can you explain how testers will test jobs done by AI?
@alexusadays2 күн бұрын
Replied in the latest video
@PandaG0073 күн бұрын
Great video! Potential topic for future videos. I am curious to know if any AI assists are being used already by QA on company level? For example GitHub Copilot or anything similar. Thank you
@wesker1833 күн бұрын
Well, what is the better strategy for a freelancer to survive this difficult time: A accept 50% lower hourly rates B wait for situation to recover and during that time work on portfolio, blog and other personal brand improvement things?
@phiosopher87123 күн бұрын
This was awesome! I would love it if you guys would go deeper on the insights about the Java selenium vs JavaScript cypress job market. Not so much about which is “better”, rather delve more into the state of the job markets, competition, etc. I did a bootcamp last November and we were taught Java Selenium, and yes the competition is STEEP. I still have not landed a job.
@dennisnikolayenko7134 күн бұрын
I agree with your AI assessment! But aren’t those AI issues you have as an example fixable! And if it is fixable, would AI replace humans in this case?
@alexusadays2 күн бұрын
Replied in the latest video
@irazin79154 күн бұрын
Thank you, guys! Its such a relief to know that you can't find job not because its something wrong with you, but because of IT job market.
@dsaun7774 күн бұрын
Why are you saying that QA is only to do with things that have code? Isn't it much more broad than that?
@knownone005 күн бұрын
instead found a testbot
@alexusadays6 күн бұрын
What is in this video: 00:27 - Plan for Playwright Hooks and Page video 05:56 - Before All hook with browser launch 08:47 - Before Each hook with context and page 12:44 - After Each and After All Hooks 16:08 - First Test with Hooks and custom Page 22:46 - Second Test with Hooks and custom Page 26:40 - Testing Geolocation with Playwright 45:03 - Setting headless mode in custom Page 47:26 - Updating GitHub with Playwright examples
@alexusadays6 күн бұрын
What is in this video: 00:27 - Plan for Running Playwright Tests video 06:10 - Running Playwright with CLI commands 10:01 - Running Playwright tests using tags 13:00 - Playwright Test for VSCode Extension 16:22 - Using Playwright UI Runner 21:18 - Utilizing NPM Scripts to run tests 28:12 - Understanding Playwright config file 47:25 - Playwright GitHub with examples
@alexusadays6 күн бұрын
What is in this video: 00:27 - Plan for Playwright Assertion video 06:38 - Create assertion spec file 07:15 - Assert URL 08:40 - Assert page title 11:30 - Assert element visibility 15:30 - Assert element text 23:20 - Assert count of elements found 25:04 - Assert checkbox 35:04 - Assert to have value 38:25 - Assert element is enabled 41:42 - Expect without await keyword 45:40 - Going thru all playwright's assertions
@alexusadays6 күн бұрын
What is in this video: 00:27 - Plan for Playwright Selectors video 02:01 - Launch clickMe HTML 04:38 - Playwright Select by ID 08:34 - Playwright Select by Class 09:58 - Playwright Select by Tag and Class 11:55 - Select by Attribute Value 16:46 - Select by Partial Attribute 18:36 - By text context 20:20 - Combine Selectors 22:58 - Find elements using has-text 24:46 - Using attribute and text combination 26:58 - Playwright built-in locators 34:19 - Assert the counter 38:08 - Using Ranorex Selocity for Locators 43:08 - Running thru all locators
@alexusadays6 күн бұрын
What is in this video: 00:27 - Plan for the video 01:39 - Create clickMe HTML 03:01 - Setting header and page CSS 06:36 - Adding click me button with id 07:44 - Adding a counter to display clicks 09:01 - Install live server extension 10:05 - Increment counter script 13:47 - Created HTML page overview
@alexusadays6 күн бұрын
What is in this video: 00:27 - Plan for the video 01:15 - Create login spec 04:35 - Starting test case creation 07:09 - Locating elements 13:38 - Find element with getByRole using regex 16:13 - Confirm successful login 19:15 - Logout and add test assertion
@alexusadays7 күн бұрын
What is in this video: 00:10 - Playwright codegen introduction 02:50 - Launch playwright codegen 06:44 - Create a new test case and add codegen copied code 10:40 - Go through test cases generated step by step
@alexusadays7 күн бұрын
What is in this video: 01:00 - Why QA Testers should learn Playwright 02:00 - Goal of this Course 03:00 - Install Node JS 04:30 - Install Visual Studio Code 05:55 - Install Playwright 09:02 - Let's get our first Playwright test going
@knownone007 күн бұрын
I CAN NOT FIND THE TEST OPTION ON MY POSTMAN APP,IS THAT NORMAL ?
@alexusadays6 күн бұрын
did you create an account and logged in?
@knownone005 күн бұрын
@@alexusadays yes i did i could send u a screenshot via any platform u want
@prod_danny7 күн бұрын
Nice one, you could implement cucumber on the next one 🎉
@alexusadays6 күн бұрын
haha, at some point, bit prolly not next
@ashvinn159 күн бұрын
Hello I am working as Qa lead I have over 12years experience , my skill set are unix python java Jenkins sql , domain algo trading pre trade and order management . What should be my salary if I get a offer in nyc from a top Hegde fun
@alexusadays6 күн бұрын
Could be around 200k
@Music-sz9bx11 күн бұрын
ого, первый раз узнал о codegen.
@alexusadays10 күн бұрын
Найс :)
@fb-gu2er11 күн бұрын
As long as you don’t call it engineering, sure
@i4589913 күн бұрын
Anybody get projects ?
@artemdonich917415 күн бұрын
Thank you, Alex! Created my first webpage😁
@alexusadays12 күн бұрын
Nice work!
@tomt891518 күн бұрын
I lost my package too... Sucks.
@Nysaa22122 күн бұрын
Any one from India whose do a complete course of SQA?
@maro4life23 күн бұрын
Great info 👍
@alexusadays12 күн бұрын
Awesome that you liked it! Thanks for watching!
@goddessofwands936223 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for this information. I just subscribed.
@alexusadays10 күн бұрын
Thanks for subbing!
@Alex-pt2vg23 күн бұрын
Hi Alex! I hope your job search is going well. Do you remember our quick chat about the future of AI? If you look at the new GPT-4o and all its functionalities, you will be amazed at how fast we are moving and what's going to be possible in 3-5 years' time. I'm pretty sure that AI will be able to do, if not most, then definitely half of the IT jobs.
@swvyj23 күн бұрын
I work as a manual QA Engineer at an insurance giant and I can tell you right now AI will NEVER replace QA. Too many variables that require human touch and thought processes. Only the mundane stuff that’s done over and over can be aided by AI. Every task I pickup at my job is different. So everyday I’m learning something new.
@Alex-pt2vg22 күн бұрын
@@swvyj It will not replace QA completely, but it will significantly reduce QA jobs in the market, as well as developers' jobs, etc. That's not just my opinion but also that of Harvard professors. By "significantly reduce," I mean really significantly, like half of the jobs or about that.
@swvyj22 күн бұрын
That won’t happen either. People will be replaced by people who USE AI since it’s just another tool and if you’re a developer or SE it’s nothing but a research tool to aid them and help speed up the mundane. AI is a virtual assistant. If you don’t understand the concept of coding and architecture how can you ask AI to build you specifics when you don’t even know what all goes into it or how tech works? Let alone networking (which is very advanced)
@alexusadays10 күн бұрын
Thank you! Yeah I found new job couple months ago :)
@NatalyaTsvyetkova24 күн бұрын
Thanks a lot for your lessons!!!
@alexusadays12 күн бұрын
Glad you like them!
@theconservativechristian24 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for this!!! You are a hero for this thank you for helping me learn from scratch that is real integrity and just thanks brother your indepth 30 videos you are a very good teacher!
@alexusadays10 күн бұрын
Happy to help!
@DJKhal2125 күн бұрын
Thanks for the tips!
@alexusadays10 күн бұрын
Your welcome!
@DJKhal2125 күн бұрын
My company uses Python with Selenium but I don't even know if I will be able to even contribute. I will try Python since it's supposed to be easiest to learn along with Playwright
@_ayaz_babayev_26 күн бұрын
Message to recruiters who may watch this video: Guys, you gotta speak to your HR and Engineering team and give chances to people who have some experience already. Job market is tough and no one is guaranteed from tomorrow’s layoffs. Nobody is born with those skills from their 1st day and demanding minimum 5 or 7 years of experience from entry to mid level engineers doesn’t guarantee you a talented expertise or quality job. There are lots of candidate’s out there who are fast learners and want to roll up their sleeves to get the job done effectively. Secondly, if you require the QA engineer to know automation, you should KNOW what programming language you require in advance and LIST IT on job posting. Let’s not waste each others times.
@alexusadays10 күн бұрын
100%
@_ayaz_babayev_26 күн бұрын
15:45 As a person who is interviewing for 2 years, i ask concrete questions when it comes to requirements, but they either avoid answering it crystal clear answer, or they say we want to have it “just in case” or “did not decide yet”. It’s like dating with a 18 y.o. girl that doesn’t know what she wants. Excuse my language but what they’re doing is they’re searching for a “virgin” in a public house!
@_ayaz_babayev_26 күн бұрын
3:00 This IS a fake job ad in my opinion and there are MANY of them right now this year. The recruitment practice wasn’t found yesterday and we didn’t go through a catastrophe to lose all know-hows or resources to begin doing business in 2024. PS April and May are the driest job market times that I’ve experienced since 2022. No calls. Only these kind of circus-like job postings and *crickets*. 🦗🦗🦗
@HelenMunny26 күн бұрын
Hey Alex, how many parts of this series would you upload in total?
@alexusadays25 күн бұрын
It’s work in progress, I would say we are close to half
@serganteddy526 күн бұрын
The first one is easy for me since I tend to be attracted to young women or девушки as we call them in Russia, and I am perfectly fine with my sex that I was born with.
@Beingmayabee28 күн бұрын
This was helpful! I have been feeling very discouraged reading these job descriptions. Every interview I have had mentions automation and I don’t have that skill. Also I interviewed for a Jr Manual QA and they were asking about advanced complex SQL queries.
@alexusadays25 күн бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@jonathanvela374Ай бұрын
Thanks, i'm from Colombia and i have three years of experience in testing, however i would like to get a better job in the future but before i'm learning english, so thanks for your advices !!!
@alexusadays25 күн бұрын
Your welcome!
@EconomicMattersАй бұрын
On avg, how many QA testers/engineers do companies have both on a single project and within the company?
@alexusadays25 күн бұрын
It depends, from 1 to a team of 5-6 per product
@mabelakaji6656Ай бұрын
Nice video
@alexusadays25 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@iDarkBladei2Ай бұрын
Thanks so much Alex! Really helpful content!
@alexusadays25 күн бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@oleksiikovalskyi139Ай бұрын
You are right in time
@Bartoszeg02Ай бұрын
Great course! Thank you very much :)
@alexusadaysАй бұрын
Glad you like it!
@Bartoszeg02Ай бұрын
Great vid! :)
@alexusadays25 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@S123xxxАй бұрын
Hello, how do I get an interview? I have 7 years of experience, I am an qa automation engineer full stack, but not getting any interviews or calls
@alexusadaysАй бұрын
Try following this video kzread.info/dash/bejne/dq1kqNuvddHfo8o.htmlsi=UzuZlxNlewzX77Xp
@prod_dannyАй бұрын
Very useful and accurate arguments. I am onboarding as junior and these things are gold.
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Хвастович, я начал смотреть тебя будучи 14 летним подростком с Дальнего Востока России. Сейчас мне 25, я всё ещё в России после пары неудачных попыток переезда законным способом. Но несмотря на это - спасибо тебе большое, Сань. Ты сильно поменял меня ещё в подростковом возрасте. Я всё ещё верю в то, что смогу make it. Ты очень классный мужик, очень не хватает твоих old school видосов <3
As far as I understand, only a few people on this planet, like great scientists, philosophers, or developers, can generate something truly new. 99% of people just use past information, experiences, and situations from their lives to generate responses to current situations. If we speak broadly, the human brain of the majority also works like a kind of AI, not creating something new but using past experiences and already-known solutions to respond to the current situation or resolve problems. That's why AI will be able to substantially substitute IT and other jobs for the majority who are not that smart ( to be honest) !!!! In my work, when I encounter a weird bug, I often take a screenshot, upload it to the chat, and ask ChatGPT why it's happening. Sometimes, I upload multiple screenshots and copy-paste multiple texts, and GPT can summarize everything, find connections, tell me the root cause, or generate new code combining all the information I provided. Often, it also gives suggestions on how to improve project structure . With GPT-4o, I can even speak to the chat without typing, which is amazing.
That is true but also what did you learn from the video.
Interesting and right to the point. Thanks Alex!
Glad you liked it!
Can you explain how testers will test jobs done by AI?
Replied in the latest video
Great video! Potential topic for future videos. I am curious to know if any AI assists are being used already by QA on company level? For example GitHub Copilot or anything similar. Thank you
Well, what is the better strategy for a freelancer to survive this difficult time: A accept 50% lower hourly rates B wait for situation to recover and during that time work on portfolio, blog and other personal brand improvement things?
This was awesome! I would love it if you guys would go deeper on the insights about the Java selenium vs JavaScript cypress job market. Not so much about which is “better”, rather delve more into the state of the job markets, competition, etc. I did a bootcamp last November and we were taught Java Selenium, and yes the competition is STEEP. I still have not landed a job.
I agree with your AI assessment! But aren’t those AI issues you have as an example fixable! And if it is fixable, would AI replace humans in this case?
Replied in the latest video
Thank you, guys! Its such a relief to know that you can't find job not because its something wrong with you, but because of IT job market.
Why are you saying that QA is only to do with things that have code? Isn't it much more broad than that?
instead found a testbot
What is in this video: 00:27 - Plan for Playwright Hooks and Page video 05:56 - Before All hook with browser launch 08:47 - Before Each hook with context and page 12:44 - After Each and After All Hooks 16:08 - First Test with Hooks and custom Page 22:46 - Second Test with Hooks and custom Page 26:40 - Testing Geolocation with Playwright 45:03 - Setting headless mode in custom Page 47:26 - Updating GitHub with Playwright examples
What is in this video: 00:27 - Plan for Running Playwright Tests video 06:10 - Running Playwright with CLI commands 10:01 - Running Playwright tests using tags 13:00 - Playwright Test for VSCode Extension 16:22 - Using Playwright UI Runner 21:18 - Utilizing NPM Scripts to run tests 28:12 - Understanding Playwright config file 47:25 - Playwright GitHub with examples
What is in this video: 00:27 - Plan for Playwright Assertion video 06:38 - Create assertion spec file 07:15 - Assert URL 08:40 - Assert page title 11:30 - Assert element visibility 15:30 - Assert element text 23:20 - Assert count of elements found 25:04 - Assert checkbox 35:04 - Assert to have value 38:25 - Assert element is enabled 41:42 - Expect without await keyword 45:40 - Going thru all playwright's assertions
What is in this video: 00:27 - Plan for Playwright Selectors video 02:01 - Launch clickMe HTML 04:38 - Playwright Select by ID 08:34 - Playwright Select by Class 09:58 - Playwright Select by Tag and Class 11:55 - Select by Attribute Value 16:46 - Select by Partial Attribute 18:36 - By text context 20:20 - Combine Selectors 22:58 - Find elements using has-text 24:46 - Using attribute and text combination 26:58 - Playwright built-in locators 34:19 - Assert the counter 38:08 - Using Ranorex Selocity for Locators 43:08 - Running thru all locators
What is in this video: 00:27 - Plan for the video 01:39 - Create clickMe HTML 03:01 - Setting header and page CSS 06:36 - Adding click me button with id 07:44 - Adding a counter to display clicks 09:01 - Install live server extension 10:05 - Increment counter script 13:47 - Created HTML page overview
What is in this video: 00:27 - Plan for the video 01:15 - Create login spec 04:35 - Starting test case creation 07:09 - Locating elements 13:38 - Find element with getByRole using regex 16:13 - Confirm successful login 19:15 - Logout and add test assertion
What is in this video: 00:10 - Playwright codegen introduction 02:50 - Launch playwright codegen 06:44 - Create a new test case and add codegen copied code 10:40 - Go through test cases generated step by step
What is in this video: 01:00 - Why QA Testers should learn Playwright 02:00 - Goal of this Course 03:00 - Install Node JS 04:30 - Install Visual Studio Code 05:55 - Install Playwright 09:02 - Let's get our first Playwright test going
I CAN NOT FIND THE TEST OPTION ON MY POSTMAN APP,IS THAT NORMAL ?
did you create an account and logged in?
@@alexusadays yes i did i could send u a screenshot via any platform u want
Nice one, you could implement cucumber on the next one 🎉
haha, at some point, bit prolly not next
Hello I am working as Qa lead I have over 12years experience , my skill set are unix python java Jenkins sql , domain algo trading pre trade and order management . What should be my salary if I get a offer in nyc from a top Hegde fun
Could be around 200k
ого, первый раз узнал о codegen.
Найс :)
As long as you don’t call it engineering, sure
Anybody get projects ?
Thank you, Alex! Created my first webpage😁
Nice work!
I lost my package too... Sucks.
Any one from India whose do a complete course of SQA?
Great info 👍
Awesome that you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for this information. I just subscribed.
Thanks for subbing!
Hi Alex! I hope your job search is going well. Do you remember our quick chat about the future of AI? If you look at the new GPT-4o and all its functionalities, you will be amazed at how fast we are moving and what's going to be possible in 3-5 years' time. I'm pretty sure that AI will be able to do, if not most, then definitely half of the IT jobs.
I work as a manual QA Engineer at an insurance giant and I can tell you right now AI will NEVER replace QA. Too many variables that require human touch and thought processes. Only the mundane stuff that’s done over and over can be aided by AI. Every task I pickup at my job is different. So everyday I’m learning something new.
@@swvyj It will not replace QA completely, but it will significantly reduce QA jobs in the market, as well as developers' jobs, etc. That's not just my opinion but also that of Harvard professors. By "significantly reduce," I mean really significantly, like half of the jobs or about that.
That won’t happen either. People will be replaced by people who USE AI since it’s just another tool and if you’re a developer or SE it’s nothing but a research tool to aid them and help speed up the mundane. AI is a virtual assistant. If you don’t understand the concept of coding and architecture how can you ask AI to build you specifics when you don’t even know what all goes into it or how tech works? Let alone networking (which is very advanced)
Thank you! Yeah I found new job couple months ago :)
Thanks a lot for your lessons!!!
Glad you like them!
Thank you so much for this!!! You are a hero for this thank you for helping me learn from scratch that is real integrity and just thanks brother your indepth 30 videos you are a very good teacher!
Happy to help!
Thanks for the tips!
Your welcome!
My company uses Python with Selenium but I don't even know if I will be able to even contribute. I will try Python since it's supposed to be easiest to learn along with Playwright
Message to recruiters who may watch this video: Guys, you gotta speak to your HR and Engineering team and give chances to people who have some experience already. Job market is tough and no one is guaranteed from tomorrow’s layoffs. Nobody is born with those skills from their 1st day and demanding minimum 5 or 7 years of experience from entry to mid level engineers doesn’t guarantee you a talented expertise or quality job. There are lots of candidate’s out there who are fast learners and want to roll up their sleeves to get the job done effectively. Secondly, if you require the QA engineer to know automation, you should KNOW what programming language you require in advance and LIST IT on job posting. Let’s not waste each others times.
100%
15:45 As a person who is interviewing for 2 years, i ask concrete questions when it comes to requirements, but they either avoid answering it crystal clear answer, or they say we want to have it “just in case” or “did not decide yet”. It’s like dating with a 18 y.o. girl that doesn’t know what she wants. Excuse my language but what they’re doing is they’re searching for a “virgin” in a public house!
3:00 This IS a fake job ad in my opinion and there are MANY of them right now this year. The recruitment practice wasn’t found yesterday and we didn’t go through a catastrophe to lose all know-hows or resources to begin doing business in 2024. PS April and May are the driest job market times that I’ve experienced since 2022. No calls. Only these kind of circus-like job postings and *crickets*. 🦗🦗🦗
Hey Alex, how many parts of this series would you upload in total?
It’s work in progress, I would say we are close to half
The first one is easy for me since I tend to be attracted to young women or девушки as we call them in Russia, and I am perfectly fine with my sex that I was born with.
This was helpful! I have been feeling very discouraged reading these job descriptions. Every interview I have had mentions automation and I don’t have that skill. Also I interviewed for a Jr Manual QA and they were asking about advanced complex SQL queries.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks, i'm from Colombia and i have three years of experience in testing, however i would like to get a better job in the future but before i'm learning english, so thanks for your advices !!!
Your welcome!
On avg, how many QA testers/engineers do companies have both on a single project and within the company?
It depends, from 1 to a team of 5-6 per product
Nice video
Thank you!
Thanks so much Alex! Really helpful content!
Glad it was helpful!
You are right in time
Great course! Thank you very much :)
Glad you like it!
Great vid! :)
Thanks!
Hello, how do I get an interview? I have 7 years of experience, I am an qa automation engineer full stack, but not getting any interviews or calls
Try following this video kzread.info/dash/bejne/dq1kqNuvddHfo8o.htmlsi=UzuZlxNlewzX77Xp
Very useful and accurate arguments. I am onboarding as junior and these things are gold.
Great to hear!