Robot Framework - Jenkins CI & Git Version Control (Udemy.com)

Reached out a few times after taking the course and never got a response. Was kind of hoping some of my questions would get answered for taking my knowledge to the next step but that never happened. All in all a good course, but slow on communication back.

I bought a lot of courses from Bryan Lamb (uiPath, Robot framework and latest PowerAutomate). Always worth 5 stars for the detail, explanation, voice of tone and relevancy. But this particular Jenkins CI & GIT Version Control is getting a bit outdated in my opinion.

Excelent as always! I love Bryan's way of teaching. What I find most: *summaries of what will be seen in class, step by step *his advice about why it is better for us to do one thing and not another *and his detailed explanations without taking anything for granted are all I need to learn. Thanks Bryan!

Each lesson starts with a general introduction, then go to details later. And a whole set of lessons are systemized. This make it easier to follow. However, instructions with Jenkins should be updated. Jenkins configurations for Master-Slave changes, so it is harder for the beginner to follow the instruction steps in the lesson. I recommend this course for beginners in Automation Test.

This course built effectively on others in the Robot Framework series. While CI/CD integration was specific to Jenkins, the concepts are generally useful and *may* be similar to how things are implemented when GitLab's CI/CD is fully supported by Robot Framework. A person can hope, eh?

This course provided me with some experience with setting up a Jenkins CI environment using the RobotFramework library as a testing framework. A few portions were outdated but for some of those parts the teacher provided updated videos. I would appreciate it if all the content were updated.

A good continuation of the Robot Framework courses provided by Brian. As GIT and Jenkins are explained, we get to learn version control and continuous integration and delivery with step-by-step, easy to follow instructions. As expected, nothing but quality material on this course.

The instructor's delivery on how to set up Git, Team Services, etc has been excellent. Because of this, I have found setting up these tools to be extremely easy to do. In addition, using the Robot tests I created (from his first Robot Framework course), I found his instructions on how to push, pull, etc to be very easy to do. Bryan's delivery of the instructions on this course was short and to the point, which for me is an important trait when learning online courses.

I have enrolled in Robot Framework Level 1 & 2 courses by Bryan Lamb which were very excellent and made robot framework a piece of cake. So even this one; Robot Framework - Jenkins CI & Git Version control course is really needed and Bryan Made it worthwhile and easy to learn. He is very professional and eloquent. One thing which I would like to mention is that he is very concerned with the time of the viewer. For example, in the course there is a form wherein a user has to create a user id to access Jenkins jobs, so the user has to enter the username and password twice to create the user id. Even though this process takes less than 30 seconds, Bryan did not waste time by showing the viewer entering all the fields one after the other, he directly took to the point where the create user button needs to be clicked with all the fields pre-filled. This shows us that he is very concerned with the viewer's precious time. Like this there are many instances in the course where he saved a lot of time of the user by removing the unnecessary things. By looking at his professionalism, I recollect a quote from the Iron Man movie where Tony Stark says: "That's how Dad did it and that's how America does it and it worked out pretty well so far". So I would like to rephrase this quote as: "That's how Bryan did it and that's how an American does it and it worked out pretty well so far". :) Thank you Bryan!

It's great and clear introduction to know how Robot framework integrate with Jenkins in CI/CD process. I also wish that can teach more OSs (ex. OSX, linux, iOS, Android) and platforms slave integration setting in this course. It's can magnify this course value.

Bryan Courses are like diamonds.

The course content is good and the instructor has a grip on the concepts taught in the course. So far it is been good and I'm liking it.