Appium & Selenium using Python from scratch with projects
Learn Appium & Selenium with Python! Master mobile & web automation testing. Python client, practical skills. Boost your testing career.
Course Content
Appium & Selenium using Python from scratch with projects is a beginner-level Udemy course taught by Lucky Trainings. It runs 25h 23m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.8 out of 5 from 32 reviews, with 116 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated August 2025.
Master Mobile & Web Automation with Appium & Selenium
This comprehensive course is perfect for beginners looking to master mobile app automation and web automation using Python. We'll guide you step-by-step, even if you have no prior experience with Appium, Selenium, or Python.
Appium Automation Topics:
- Getting Started with Appium & Python:
- Install Python on Windows and macOS.
- Editor Setup: Overview of editors and installing PyCharm, configuring Eclipse for Python scripting.
- Project creation and adding comments in PyCharm.
- Understanding Data Types (Strings, Lists) and control flow (If Statements, For Loops, While Loops).
- Introduction to Functions and Imports, and the concept of Classes and Objects.
- Importance of HOMEBREW for Appium setup.
- Appium Python Configuration and Appium 2.X Installation including drivers for Android & iOS.
- Understanding Drivers & Options for Appium.
- Launching Android & iOS apps with Appium Python.
- Overview of USB Debugging Mode and connecting real Android phones.
- Using the Appium Inspector for element identification.
- Element Identification & Interaction:
- Coordinates Identification (X, Y, Height, Width).
- ElementID usage.
- Appium Gestures Plugin:
- Double Tap, Long Press, Swipe Up/Down/Left/Right, Drag and Drop. (Android & iOS)
- Scroll Functionality:
- Using
UiScrollableto scroll vertically and horizontally. setAsVerticalList,setAsHorizontalList,setMaxSearchSwipes.scrollForward,scrollBackward,ScrollToEnd,scrollToBeginning.
- Using
find_image_occurrencecommand with examples.getImagesSimilaritycommand with examples.- Appium Dashboard Plugin and Appium Image Plugin with examples.
- Advanced Appium Techniques:
- Parallel Execution using
systemPortandwdaLocalPort. - Synchronization with examples.
- Starting the Appium Server using a program.
- Appium Inspector: Recording and identifying elements using coordinates.
- Keyboard Handling.
- Handling Hybrid Apps and SYSTEM Apps (Camera, Calculator).
- Screenshot & Video Capturing.
- Using
noResetwith examples.
- Parallel Execution using
- Mobile Device Farm Integration:
- Appium Device Farm Plugin: Video Recording Configuration and Implementation.
- Web Automation with Selenium:
- Selenium Setup: Install Python, editors (PyCharm, Eclipse), and configure them for Selenium.
- Selenium Fundamentals: Data types, lists, if statements, loops, functions, and object-oriented programming.
- Why Python is preferred over Java for Selenium.
- Selenium Locators: Understanding and using locators in your scripts.
- Selenium Scripting:
- First automation script in PyCharm.
- Performing search operations (e.g., on Bing).
- Handling checkboxes, radio buttons, and dropdowns.
- Creating test scripts using
findElements. - Performing tab operations using
sendkeys. - Handling frames.
- Selecting dates from date pickers.
- Handling drag and drop.
- Capturing coordinates of objects.
- Handling tooltips and auto-suggestions.
- Handling mouse hover.
- Managing multiple windows and web tables.
- Using wait conditions.
- Handling alerts and JavaScripts.
- Data-Driven Testing with examples.
- Test Frameworks:
- unittest framework with examples.
- Page Object Model with examples.
- Page Factory Model with examples.
- Version Control & CI/CD:
- Introduction to GITHUB.
- Appium Framework Part - Jenkins Integration.
- Selenium Framework - Page Factory Model - GIT HUB & Jenkins Pipeline.
- PyTest Framework:
- Configuring and executing basic functions.
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