Automation Framework Development with Playwright in C# .NET (Udemy.com)

Thanks for going over the Page Object Model. This is an advanced course, so I’ll need to replay and rewatch the videos multiple times to fully understand the content.

I am from Selenium with Java background. I was not confident to work with .NET Playwright before, but after learning this course, it gave me confidence on working with Playwright and in .NET. This is a comprehensive curriculum covering all the topic one need to write their Playwright code and develop a framework at their work.

The last part is too fast, at some point changes the tests from using the previous application to the website http://www.eaapp.somee.com. I personally didn't follow and have some errors, not sure if it is from the mismatch of the IDE versions.

This is a very interesting course, the framework setup explanation from scratch to a refined one is awesome. The instructor Karthik is very supportive in responding to any issues reported.

The instructor moves too fast and uses copied code from unmentioned sources. The course is not properly structured being that the crash courses are multiple times mentioned at the beginning but then are only found at the end. Since it is already included in the course, then it should start easy with the crash courses and then build from there.

The content of the course is good, but I found the presentation lacking. The instructor moves too quickly for most of the lectures, moving back and forth between files without mentioning which files he's moving to, pasting copied code with no explanation of where it came from, referring to the crash courses, which are at the end of the training - if you're building on that information put them first. Sometimes I couldn't tell if it was a training course I paid for, or an advertisement for Rider IDE.

With next to no courses out there on C# with Playwright, I was very pleased to find Karthik's course and that it is very methodical and clear. With the aid of this course a developer and myself learned everything we needed to kick off a new framework for our team with Playwright, C# and xunit, and enable the dev's to contribute to test automation. It's good to see that it's updated from time to time also with new sections. I would definitely recommend this course to others.

The instructor did a great job connecting all the cutting-edge aspects of using Playwright and C# for automation testing. It is the best material I could find, where all topics are covered in one place. My only advice for improvement would be to provide more detailed coverage of the API testing section, as it felt relatively brief compared to other topics, especially regarding the use of tokens for authentication. Nonetheless, the course offers valuable insights and is highly recommended for anyone looking to improve their automation skills.

Overall the course was really good, the framework that was presented was really useful and it is unique to have a course in Playwright in .NET as there are little to none information that you can find online. The instructor explains really good so my overall experience is great I would definitively recommend this course. One slight remark is to leave some basic knowledge of Docker or Github Pipeline as a pre-requisite to the course, so the learner can be aware that these pre-requisites are needed. Looking froward to see a course in Playwright in Nunit.

With each section, my engagement deepens, drawing me further into the material. The instructional methods employed are both captivating and effective. In summary, the experience is exceptional.