SikuliX - Automate Anything - Python Based Sikuli Scripting (Udemy.com)

Course is a good start for the beginner and for such people who do not have any programming knowledge. Would like to have more such examples applied in our day to day activity.

The starting videos are good. It introduces you to the tool but it does not have many real world examples, many videos about Python scripting but very few about testing real world scenarios.

So many days i think in my life to automate the windows task by scripting and tried more scripting ways but i can't get best result but this course teach more what i need.

All in all super awesome course to get you up to speed quick. Just the basics. The presenter promised a intermediate advances version of the course and i hope to see it in the future.

These videos are short and to the point. A good introduction to how Sikuli Works.

Great introduction to SikuliX. However, there was too much time spent on Python (very) basics that could have been better used to show more SikuliX. I particularly wish there had been a description/demonstration of how to build an object repository of captured images -- it could have many benefits.

O curso é bom, mas o tempo que foi gasto explicando Python poderia set utilizado para ensinar coisas mais úteis, como por exemplo a forma de gerar um executável usando a IDE.

Obviously an instructor that is very comfortable with the SikuliX environment. Delivery is very 'smooth' and easy to follow ...

Really good course. He explains everything in a concise and clear way. I am looking forward to the next course in order to get deeper into Sikuli!

The examples are very clear. The course is a good introduction to Sikulix. The author mentions making another course that will dive deeper into Sikulix. I am certainly interested in a deeper dive. I would like to see how to: Read values from a text file Act upon those values in a looping fashion For example, if I'm running a report on a per computer name basis and I have a list of 100 computer names, it would be awesome to see an example of reading line 1 from the text file, opening the reporting interface, pasting that value into the report, generating and saving the report, then pasting the next value into the report (etc) until the end of the text file is reached. Another thing I would like to see in the advanced course is how to package and distribute these sikulix files. How can I make a script into an .msi for example? That way I could distribute it to multiple people. In closing, I have used Sikulix to same me weeks worth of time. Where I work we have a system that has multiple access databases (with front end gui's). In the past in order to provision one person in all the systems it took around a week (due to their being over 200 systems and the person having to be added to each system individually). The information needed for each system however was generally the same: name (first last), email address, Active Directory user ID and then a drop down menu that set the access level. As sikulix has access to anything shown on your screen it can interact with a remote desktop connection that is running. I wrote a sikulix script to handle adding the users to the databases. A key take away is yes Sikulix is great for automating tasks on your system, but it will also automate tasks on any remote desktop connection you make from your system.