Appreciate your hard work and kindness in sharing the knowledge. Small Request - Can we have also videos related videos like once we are done with the framework and to make it more meaningful for E2E testing , 1. Want to know how to push the code in git using VS code and related operations. 2. How to Integrate with Jenkins along parameterization. 3. How to Execute the scripts in parallel based on flag from jenkins / from Command line. 4. Any new reporting dashboards which can be integrated to Protractor [like Extent Reports for Selenium-java with screenshots availability]. 5. Integration of Gulp for build management to execute goals[like how we achieve it maven for Selenium-java build] or any related stuff. Really Thankful form heart for your dedication in keeping the things simple and precise but more effectively knowledgeable which is clear from the way of your explanation. Please cover the above contents also in your Protractor Framework playlist videos as that would help a lot for more people to transition from Selenium-java to Protractor with Typescript. God Bless You:) Keep Sharing
Thanks for kind words, it motivates to keep going and sharing more stuff.. Regarding github basic push pull, i have uploaded one video, refer ruclips.net/video/0nqJKEh3YCc/видео.html If this above doesn't work, let me know... Currently I am working on the protractor cucumber material, then next is reporting and jenkins run..
@@qavbox Thanks for the GitHub video. Amazing stuff and really waiting very eagerly for your new videos related to protractor 🙏 Thanks once again☺️ I have shared your protractor videos to my friends.
I think the author came from C# ( where method names start with an uppercase letter). Why do I see semicolons everywhere? We don't even need semicolons most of the times in javascript. IMO, writing semicolons in typescript is like writing semicolons in Scala or Kotlin.
you have a nice voice and style. Thank you
muchas gracias amigo, saludos desde Chile!!!
Thank you for the great video
Appreciate your hard work and kindness in sharing the knowledge.
Small Request - Can we have also videos related videos like once we are done with the framework and to make it more meaningful for E2E testing ,
1. Want to know how to push the code in git using VS code and related operations.
2. How to Integrate with Jenkins along parameterization.
3. How to Execute the scripts in parallel based on flag from jenkins / from Command line.
4. Any new reporting dashboards which can be integrated to Protractor [like Extent Reports for Selenium-java with screenshots availability].
5. Integration of Gulp for build management to execute goals[like how we achieve it maven for Selenium-java build] or any related stuff.
Really Thankful form heart for your dedication in keeping the things simple and precise but more effectively knowledgeable which is clear from the way of your explanation.
Please cover the above contents also in your Protractor Framework playlist videos as that would help a lot for more people to transition from Selenium-java to Protractor with Typescript.
God Bless You:) Keep Sharing
Thanks for kind words, it motivates to keep going and sharing more stuff..
Regarding github basic push pull, i have uploaded one video, refer ruclips.net/video/0nqJKEh3YCc/видео.html
If this above doesn't work, let me know...
Currently I am working on the protractor cucumber material, then next is reporting and jenkins run..
@@qavbox Thanks for the GitHub video.
Amazing stuff and really waiting very eagerly for your new videos related to protractor 🙏
Thanks once again☺️
I have shared your protractor videos to my friends.
In Win10 when hitting F5 the tab gets changed to TERMINAL. How can I set it to stay to DEBUG CONSOLE?
That F5 function is not working for me
Expecting more videos sir
More are on queue, stay tuned..
Hi sir pls tell me what is npm install and npm build e2e
Hi, in practically is it you more recommended to use the TypeScript in Protractor instead of native Javascript based on your expertise experiences?
I think the author came from C# ( where method names start with an uppercase letter).
Why do I see semicolons everywhere? We don't even need semicolons most of the times in javascript. IMO, writing semicolons in typescript is like writing semicolons in Scala or Kotlin.