REST API Automation With REST Assured - A Complete Guide (Udemy.com)

I am on my journey of swiching from front end QA to backend testing and looked for resources that will help me understand and judge the skills needed to make that switch. I enrolled in this course and completed it. In my experienc it help me to undertand API testing from scratch. All topics covered to the point in detail. Another good aspect is covering material using real time apis like BestBuy and Twitter. This course help me to prepare my interview by mentioing coding to the point on asked questions. I recommand this course to the candidates who really want to get a hold on API testing. Thanks to the instructor constantly updating the course as well.

The course content is outdated and needs to be updated to reflect the latest documentation, especially for PayPal and Twitter APIs. Instructor support is lacking, which can be frustrating. However, the course does cover a lot of concepts in a well-structured way, making it a good learning experience overall.

The Automation REST API course is exceptional! It offers clear, concise lessons that are easy to follow, even for beginners. The hands-on exercises reinforce learning, and the instructors provide valuable insights and practical tips. The course covers everything from basic concepts to advanced techniques, making it ideal for both novices and experienced developers. Highly recommended for anyone looking to master REST API automation!

Excellent explanation By Tejasvi. Lot of examples with lot of contents as compare to other API automation courses available over Udemy. I would request Tejasvi to cover Jenkins master slave parallel execution, synchronous, Asynchronous API handling, cloud test script execution, if possible use TestNG with Extent reporting. Non -responsive to any question asked

Well articulated and formulated course. The pace is also very apt.

The trainer was not contactable stuck at one point ..

Very useful and knowledgeable

This is really great course for beginner and advance level students. All the concepts are given in well structured manner. Anyone can enjoy and get the real practical knowledge about RestAssured with Allure reports. Thanks for such nice course !! Thank you, Achyut

Good course covering all the basics in a very simple steps.
Thanks

Everything was well explained, all the examples, how to install and do set ups and configurations. Lots of examples applying the concepts.

Good explainations

Seems to be an instructor with great potential, but needs improvement. GOOD - - Covers more topics than most tutorials. - Explains things well. BAD - - Uses too many different apis. Many (not all) of the examples can be done with just one api. - In most lessons, he wastes too much time by typing the code. Please keep small code snippets ready before starting a lecture whenever its feasible. For example, the lesson on filters is 18 minutes. You could reduce it to say 10 minutes or less, without skipping any important info. - Does not provide code files at the end of a lesson. We can save time and also learn faster by simply copying the code. Moreover, commenting the code with small notes makes learning faster. Ex. In filters lesson I missed one boolean flag and got blank logs. He had called out this gotcha in the lesson at some point. - There is no intro slide with summary for any of the lessons. Intro summary gives us an idea of what will be covered. Helps students to recap & also ensures that instructors stay on target. - Needs to give more depth & practical examples of how a lesson can be useful, at least for some lessons. Ex. In the downloads lesson, he did not tell how to set the downloads directory for rest assured. At work, you can't always save downloads to whichever folder you like. There are far more detailed examples for the download feature online. I wish the instructor would have chosen a better api which could be setup in our computer and also be used for all examples. I feel that the instructor needs to cut out extra lessons like framework and git/github and focus more on rest assured instead. Realistic frameworks are not a trivial 2 hour lesson and should be covered in a separate course. You could avoid github by providing code files after every lessons.