Automated Testing with WebdriverIO - Professional Add-on

Given me a firm ground in automation. I have represented the tool to my team.

Thank you to Kevin for this very useful course. This course had helped me with my project and now I have already started the automation process on my work.

I searched a few weeks ago for a free visual testing framework to use instead of Applitools and found about WDIO Visual Regression Testing as a potential candidate. Unfortunately, it only exists for wdio which was a problem considering that my development is only Java. I was determined however to see it working so took the course. The course was very easy to follow and understand even with limited Javascript and Node.js experience. It is very useful to type along and try all examples to see how things work. Great course, overall! Alex

Great to see how to improve your tests with multi browser testing, CI and visual regression testing.

This is a great add-on for going from local tests to Continuous Integration. For those that already have have their CI in place, they may find interest into the module about visual regression testing. The content is clear, focused, straight to the point. As a french person I found the subtitles very helpfull, also Kevin's elocution is great and often time I don't have to read the subtitle.

I found the Professional Add-on to be a very helpful and logical next step to the Started Edition. It was enormous help with "next steps" with WebdriverIO. I particularly found the visual regression tests, Sauce Labs and Jenkins integration very helpful in setting these abilities up in the app that I work on. In my opinion, one possible improvement would be to serve the Professional Add-on in more of an a la carte fashion. For instance, at the time of purchasing, I was only interested in the visual regression test module. Although I did find the remainder of the content helpful, I definitely hesitated investing the additional money. If I could have purchased the visual regression test separately, I definitely would have made the investment sooner. Overall, I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a deeper diver into WebdriverIO.