Ebooks and cheat sheets for testers who are ready to get hired.

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Ebooks for testers on AI and Test Automation

Each ebook takes one topic from basics to confident, with examples you can run. Free ones download instantly.

  • Playwright with TypeScript: ₹199. A Practical Guide to Modern Test Automation - Build Scalable End-to-End Automation with PlayWright and TypeScript

Cheatsheets for testers on AI and Test Automation

One-page references for the commands, locators and patterns you look up every week. Free to read, no sign-up.

  • CSS selectors for testers: Every selector pattern worth knowing, with the ones that survive a redesign marked.
  • XPath cheat sheet: Axes, functions and predicates, plus when XPath beats CSS and when it does not.
  • Playwright locators: getByRole, getByTestId, filters and chaining, with auto-waiting explained.
  • Selenium waits: Implicit, explicit and fluent waits, and why mixing the first two breaks tests.
  • Playwright assertions: Web-first assertions, auto-retry behaviour and the soft assertion pattern.
  • TestNG annotations: Execution order, groups, priorities, data providers and parallel config.
  • JUnit 5 essentials: Lifecycle annotations, assertions, parameterised tests and extensions.
  • Postman scripting: Pre-request and test scripts, variable scopes, chaining and collection runs.
  • Rest Assured syntax: Given-when-then, JSON path extraction, schema validation and auth.
  • HTTP status codes: What each code means and which ones your API tests should assert on.
  • Git for testers: The twenty commands that cover ninety per cent of day-to-day test repo work.
  • Docker for test execution: Running Selenium Grid and Playwright in containers, plus compose files.
  • Jenkins pipeline snippets: Declarative pipeline blocks for building, running and reporting tests.
  • SQL for testers: Joins, aggregates and the queries you actually need for backend validation.
  • Java collections: List, Set, Map and Stream operations used constantly in automation code.
  • Regex for testers: Patterns for validation, log parsing and dynamic locator construction.
  • JMeter essentials: Thread groups, samplers, listeners and reading the results that matter.
  • Accessibility testing: WCAG levels, ARIA roles, keyboard checks and what axe can and cannot catch.
  • SDET interview questions: The questions that come up in almost every automation interview, with answers.
  • Flaky test triage: A decision tree for diagnosing a flaky test rather than adding another sleep.