(JavaScript, TypeScript, Playwright, GitHub Actions, REST APIs, CI/CD Integration)
This complete, beginner-friendly course takes you from zero to hero in Playwright — building your JavaScript foundation, mastering UI automation, API testing, CI/CD integration, and AI-powered testing.
Master variables, functions, arrays, OOP, async/await, and object-oriented programming from the ground up.
UI automation, dynamic elements, powerful locators, auto-waiting, and the Page Object Model design pattern.
Type annotations, classes, enums, union types and structured test writing for professional-grade automation.
GET, POST, PUT, DELETE requests, validating responses, connected API execution, and network inspection.
GitHub Actions integration, Jenkins, parallel execution, reporting with traces, and running tests in headless mode.
Installing GitHub Copilot in VSCode, using Copilot for test generation, Playwright with Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Shadow DOM, iframes, calendars, pagination tables, visual testing, mouse events, and multi-tab/window workflows.
POM with TypeScript, data-driven testing, retry logic, custom reports, HTML traces, and best practices.
Complex UI scenarios, real interview questions, live coding exercises, and practical problem-solving sessions.
Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced professional, this course is designed to take you from zero to confident automation tester.
Start from JavaScript basics and gradually build up to advanced automation concepts, framework development, and AI-powered testing — fully guided, step by step.
Every topic is covered by writing live code during the session — no PowerPoint slides, no boring theory, and no copy-paste code. Real-world project scenarios throughout.
Learn cutting-edge AI integration: GitHub Copilot for test generation, Playwright with Model Context Protocol (MCP), and generating test scenarios using AI.
JavaScript, TypeScript, Playwright, VSCode, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, REST APIs, Page Object Model — everything you need for real-world automation engineering.
Practice assignments for every important topic. Detailed notes provided for JS and Playwright so you can reinforce learning at your own pace.
Dedicated sections on complex UI scenarios, interview question solving, and real automation challenges — you leave prepared to ace any automation interview.
Experience the trainer's hands-on teaching style before enrolling — completely free, no commitment required.
A comprehensive, progressive curriculum — from JavaScript fundamentals to AI-powered Playwright automation with CI/CD integration and framework development.
| Topic | What You'll Learn |
|---|---|
| JS Values & Variables | Understanding let, var and const · Primitive data types: Strings, numbers, booleans, undefined, null |
| String Manipulation | Basic string methods, template literals, Math object and random number generation |
| Comparison Operators | Double (==) and triple (===) equality · Type coercion · typeof operator |
| Control Flow | if…else, switch, and ternary operator |
| Logical Operators | &&, || and ! operator · Truthy and falsy values |
| Arrays | Array creation, methods (push, pop, shift, unshift, slice, reverse, join, sort), arrays as reference types |
| Objects | Creating and manipulating objects · Nested objects |
| Loops | for, while, do..while, for…of, for..in with practical examples |
| Topic | What You'll Learn |
|---|---|
| Functions | Function declarations, expressions, arrow functions, return statements and sample exercises |
| Function Scope | Global vs local scope · let const var behavior in functions · Block scope · Anonymous and named functions |
| Callback Functions | Using functions as arguments · Practical examples |
| Array Methods | forEach, map, filter and implicit return |
| Misc Features | Default parameters · Spread operator · Destructure arrays and objects |
| Topic | What You'll Learn |
|---|---|
| Logic Building | Introduction to logic building · Programs to enhance coding skills |
| Thought Process | How to develop the right thought process when it comes to coding |
Coding exercises and interview-style problem solving.
| Topic | What You'll Learn |
|---|---|
| Object Oriented JS | Creating classes, constructors & inheritance · Understanding the "this" keyword |
| Asynchronous Code | Callbacks and promises · async/await · Error handling with try/catch blocks |
| Topic | What You'll Learn |
|---|---|
| TypeScript Basics | What is TypeScript and why to use it? · Setting up TypeScript project with Playwright |
| Types & Classes | Type annotations and inference · Enums and Union Types · Classes and objects in TypeScript |
| Topic | What You'll Learn |
|---|---|
| VSCode Setup | Setting up VS Code for Playwright development · Essential plugins · Debugging · Breakpoints · Console output |
| Playwright Setup | Installing Nodejs & VSCode · Setting up Playwright project using npm · Configuring browsers (Chromium, Firefox, WebKit) |
| First Test | Creating your first test script · Running with Playwright Test Runner · Understanding the config file |
| Topic | What You'll Learn |
|---|---|
| Architecture | Playwright features & architecture in depth · How it beats Selenium · Browser contexts & isolation · Test fixtures · Playwright Inspector · Reporting |
| Test Structure | Understanding modules & JS imports · Running tests in different browsers parallely · Playwright's inbuilt parallel execution · NPM scripts |
| Topic | What You'll Learn |
|---|---|
| DOM & Locators | Understanding the DOM · Locators supported by Playwright · Extracting HTML text · Interacting with multiple elements |
| Auto-Waiting | Wait mechanism in depth · Auto-waiting · Promises with async/await syntax · Actionability checks |
| Test Control | Skipping tests · Running specific tests/files · Headless vs headed mode · Debug & pause tests with Playwright Inspector |
| Assertions | toBe* Assertions vs toHave* Assertions · Regular expressions · Auto-waiting mechanism and explicit waits |
| Page Object Model | Implementing POM design pattern effectively · Industry best practices · Handling unstable elements |
| Topic | What You'll Learn |
|---|---|
| Locator Strategies | Locator syntax rules · Locating child, parent elements · Reusing locators · Understanding hooks |
| GetBy Locators | GetByRole · GetByLabel · GetByText · GetByPlaceholder · GetByTitle · GetByAltText · GetByTestID |
| Multiple Elements | Working with multiple items in a shopping website · Deep dive into locating web elements |
| Topic | What You'll Learn |
|---|---|
| Codegen | Record and play scripts using Codegen · Hard & Soft Assertions · Behavior vs value assertions · Auto-retrying assertions |
| UI Mode | VSCode Extension · Playwright UI mode — see screencast, before/after screenshots, Playwright logs, Network logs, mapping actions with source code |
| Traces | Learning the traces feature · Recording videos of tests · Detailed HTML reporting with Trace logs |
| Topic | What You'll Learn |
|---|---|
| Dropdowns & Alerts | Static single option dropdowns · Handling different types of alerts in Playwright vs Selenium |
| Webtables | Understanding table structure · Dynamic table selection using JS loops and Playwright's filter() method |
| Checkboxes | Difference between click(), check() and uncheck() methods |
| Mouse Events | Mouse hover · Right mouse click · Drag and drop · Uploading files — single and multiple |
| Topic | What You'll Learn |
|---|---|
| Browser Fixture | Browser fixture vs page fixture · Launching a specific browser · Browser isolation |
| Multi-Window | Automate multi-user workflow by opening multiple browsers in one test · Multi-tab workflow · Switching focus between windows |
| Config Driven | Driving browsers from the Playwright config file |
| Topic | What You'll Learn |
|---|---|
| API Testing | Understanding REST APIs & JSON structure · Browser API calls · Firing APIs through Playwright — GET, POST, PUT, DELETE & validating responses |
| Visual Testing | Taking screenshots — visible area and full page · Screenshots of specific elements · Visual testing by pixel-by-pixel comparison |
| Topic | What You'll Learn |
|---|---|
| Complex Calendars | Working with dynamic, complex calendar widgets |
| Shadow DOM & iFrames | Locating and interacting with elements inside Shadow DOM and iFrames |
| Pagination Tables | Working with pagination tables — searching for elements not on the first page |
| Topic | What You'll Learn |
|---|---|
| POM with TypeScript | Implementing Page Object pattern using TypeScript · Data driven testing with multiple datasets |
| Config & Parallel | Playwright config in detail — global vs browser settings · Test retry feature · Workers and parallel vs sequential execution |
| Annotations & CLI | Test annotations — run and skip · Command line argument options · Custom scripts in package.json |
| CI/CD Integration | Understanding CI/CD concepts · Integrating Playwright Framework with Jenkins · Best practices for framework development |
Framework review, complete HTML report walkthrough with traces.
| Topic | What You'll Learn |
|---|---|
| GitHub Copilot | Installing GitHub Copilot in VSCode · Using GitHub Copilot for automation test generation |
| AI Integration | Playwright integration with AI using Copy Prompt |
| Model Context Protocol | Playwright with Model Context Protocol (MCP) · Generating test scenarios using Playwright with MCP |
On top of the 40+ hours of training, every participant receives a comprehensive bonus package to support their career.
Seasoned Test Architect and Automation Expert with over 20 years in software testing and automation.
Throughout his career, P. Gupta has designed and implemented robust, scalable automation frameworks across a wide range of tools and technologies. He specializes in Java, JavaScript, Cypress, Playwright, REST Assured, and Selenium, and brings hands-on expertise in modern practices like Docker, AWS, and CI/CD for seamless, cloud-based testing.
As a seasoned Corporate Trainer, P. Gupta has successfully mentored and upskilled countless professionals and teams. His practical, real-world training style empowers learners to tackle real automation challenges, improve testing processes, and deliver high-quality, maintainable automation solutions at scale. With his deep knowledge and passion for teaching, every participant walks away equipped with the tools, techniques, and confidence to succeed in the ever-evolving world of test automation.
Real feedback from QA professionals and automation engineers who completed this training.
P. Gupta's teaching style is exceptional — he writes every line of code live and explains the "why" behind each decision. I went from zero JavaScript knowledge to building a complete Playwright framework in just 6 weeks.
The JS foundation sections alone are worth the fee. Once I understood async/await deeply, everything about Playwright clicked. The POM section is the best structured I've seen in any course online or offline.
I was using Selenium for 5 years and was skeptical about switching. After this course, I understand exactly why Playwright is better — the auto-waiting, actionability checks, and built-in parallelism are game changers.
The API testing section was a bonus I didn't expect. Learning to fire GET, POST, PUT, DELETE requests directly in Playwright — and then connecting them to UI tests — completely changed how I approach test design.
Joined from the US time zone and it worked perfectly. The GitHub Copilot and MCP section on AI-powered Playwright is something I haven't found in any other course. P. Gupta is clearly ahead of the curve.
The TypeScript framework and CI/CD integration sections gave me exactly what I needed to implement Playwright in our company's pipeline. Already saving 3 hours per release cycle. Incredible ROI on this training.
Every participant who successfully completes the training receives an official certificate from Isha Training Solutions — recognised by industry professionals.
Sample certificate — your name will be printed upon completion
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