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Introduction to APIs Using JavaScript, AJAX, JSON, and Social Connections
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Create Java APIs, Fast and Simple
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API Documentation 1: JSON and XML for Writers
$25 Value
API Documentation 2: REST for Writers
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API Documentation 3: The Art of API Documentation
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Software Testing and Automation of APIs with UFT/QTP
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Introduction to APIs Using JavaScript, AJAX, JSON, and Social Connections
Incorporate Google, Facebook & Twitter APIs Into Your Websites & Increase Your Pages' Capabilities
By Laurence Svekis | in Online Courses
APIs are an extremely powerful way to access content and interact with servers across the internet. They may be thought of as important building blocks for a web application you're developing. In this course, you'll learn how to use JavaScript to connect to popular web 2.0 APIs like Twitter, Google Maps, and Facebook. The skills you gain from this course will make building your next website considerably easier, and allow it to be even more dynamic.
- Access 40 lessons & 2.5 hours of content 24/7
- Use HTML & CSS to set up a webpage & JavaScript to pull data on to the page
- Understand how AJAX & JSON are used to transfer & output data on to a webpage
- Add interactive maps, set markers & more using Google Maps APIs
- Learn the Twitter Developer API & its many functionalities
- Use the JavaScript SDK to access the Facebook API to authorize your apps w/ Facebook
Providing Smart digital solutions online since 2001, Laurence Svekis is considered a true web technology expert, having professional experience in a wide range of digital areas: from Search Marketing, Video Marketing, Content Creation, User Experience, application architecture, to web programming.
After launching his first websites he quickly realized that to get traffic on your site you need to be able to market online. Researching and using personal experimentation as to what are the most successful ways to effectively drive traffic to his websites, he was able to successfully build multiple success eCommerce sites. He used his expertise to provide Search Engine Marketing Services SEO to 100's of clients.
In the advent of Social Media in 2006, he had identified it as an excellent opportunity to drive traffic and connect with users. He created many successful sites that integrated with Myspace and then later into Facebook. He was able to monetize the traffic on several platforms, driving in some cases 10K+ clicks daily to the various platforms..
Applications he has created have entertained, informed and engaged tens of millions of people and he has over billions of page views on various platforms.
After launching his first websites he quickly realized that to get traffic on your site you need to be able to market online. Researching and using personal experimentation as to what are the most successful ways to effectively drive traffic to his websites, he was able to successfully build multiple success eCommerce sites. He used his expertise to provide Search Engine Marketing Services SEO to 100's of clients.
In the advent of Social Media in 2006, he had identified it as an excellent opportunity to drive traffic and connect with users. He created many successful sites that integrated with Myspace and then later into Facebook. He was able to monetize the traffic on several platforms, driving in some cases 10K+ clicks daily to the various platforms..
Applications he has created have entertained, informed and engaged tens of millions of people and he has over billions of page views on various platforms.
Details & Requirements
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels
Compatibility
- Internet required
Course Outline
- Introduction to web APIs
- 1 Introduction to course and what you will learn (2:18)
- 2 Introduction to APIs (2:50)
- 3 Web APIs resources (5:05)
- 4 JavaScript web APIs (4:04)
- AJAX and how to make requests
- 5 XMLHttpRequest requests (9:15)
- 6 JavaScript API AJAX requests (4:44)
- 7 JavaScript API access options (3:56)
- 8 source API
- JSON how to read JavaScript Object notation data
- 9 JavaScript API JSON (5:36)
- 10 JavaScript API JSON as object data (3:18)
- 11 source JSON
- 12a JSON help (4:01)
- 12b JSON-resource
- 12 JavaScript API AJAX URI data source connection (4:33)
- 13 JavaScript API AJAX for each loop return object data (2:09)
- 14 AJAX JSON sourcecode
- Working with Web APIs Google Map APIs
- 15 JavaScript API setting up Google Map API (5:39)
- 16 JavaScript API working with Google Map (2:58)
- 17 JavaScript API Google Map Properties (3:53)
- 18 JavaScript API add marker (2:37)
- 19 JavaScript API Google Map Event Listener (2:42)
- 20 Google Map Source Code
- API to Twitter data
- 21 JavaScript API twitter Widget API introduction (4:44)
- 22 Twitter JavaScript API JavaScript Only option (3:57)
- 23 Twitter Widget options
- 24 Twitter Setting up Feed JavaScript API (9:32)
- Settings.php Source Code
- 25 Twitter API PHP code explanation (5:04)
- Index Source Files
- 26 PHP Twitter API setup
- 27 Query on a hashtag Twitter API (4:27)
- 28 Twitter API posting tweets via REST API (6:02)
- 29 Project Source Files
- Facebook API Access
- 30 Basic Facebook API setup (5:04)
- 31 Facebook-Resource-Guide
- 32 Facebook Social Plugins (2:30)
- 33 JavaScript Facebook API login (3:20)
- 34 JavaScript SDK Facebook login process (6:05)
- 35 Simple Facebook Login Sourcecode
- 36 Web-Resources-API
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Create Java APIs, Fast and Simple
Build Better, More Interactive Websites By Learning to Create Your Own APIs
By Tom Jay | in Online Courses
Being able to create APIs will empower your web development skills and allow the websites you build to better interact with external servers throughout the internet. The skills you learn in this course will put you in high demand for well-paying web development jobs, and allow you to step up to a more elite level of programming.
- Access 14 lectures & 2 hours of content 24/7
- Gain a detailed knowledge of how to create Java-based REST/JSON APIs
- Set up a Maven project in Eclipse
- Document APIs using Swagger
- Learn how to use MongoDB as the back end for APIs
- Use the instructor's GitHub account w/ many extras & examples to complement your learning
Tom Jay has been creating Java Server applications for the last 15 years with lots of focus on Web Services to supported integration of mobile. Rest/JSON integration are the focus of most of his classes as well as IoT such as iOS Native Swift BLE and ESP8266 type development matches with Arduino 101 devices using the Intel Curie Module.
Details & Requirements
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: beginner
Compatibility
- Internet required
- Mac OS X is recommended
Course Outline
- Introduction
- Introduction to Rest/JSON API's (7:28)
- What's needed
- Getting Setup (2:39)
- Start Coding
- Start your project (11:26)
- Your API first service (6:40)
- Getting more formal (10:22)
- Making it real (8:51)
- Logging
- Add log4j (7:04)
- Business Manager
- Add some business logic (4:24)
- API Wrapup
- Add the remaining API calls (16:01)
- Database - NOSQL
- MongoDB Getting Started (16:10)
- DB Wrapup (7:31)
- Cloud Deployment
- Create War and Deploy (7:41)
- Summary
- New Lecture (3:47)
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15
API Documentation 1: JSON and XML for Writers
Discover the Importance of Data Documentation
By Peter Gruenbaum | in Online Courses
This first course in a three part series is designed to teach technical writers how to write API documentation. Focusing on the two most popular structured data formats, JSON and XML, the course teaches you how, and why it's important, to document structured data. While the course is geared towards technical writers, programmers can also gain important insights into API documentation that can be a big help with their careers!
- Access 15 lectures & 1.5 hours of content 24/7
- Gain a background on APIs & structured data
- Break down sample JSON & XML files to learn how they work
- Get a real-time, narrated writing of JSON & XML documentation
- Complement your learning w/ hands-on exercises & quizzes
Peter Gruenbaum founded his company, SDK Bridge, to bring together his love of technology and writing. After 10 years as a software developer, he learned the skill of API writing at Microsoft. Since then, he has worked as an API writer to describe APIs for eCommerce, automobile traffic prediction, electric utilities, mobile phones, and tractors, just to name a few. In addition to API and SDK documentation, he creates video tutorials for software developer audiences. Peter received his BA in Physics from the University of Chicago and his PhD in Applied Physics from Stanford University.
Details & Requirements
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels
Compatibility
- Internet required
Course Outline
- First Section
- Overview (6:29)
- Data Types and Structured Data (4:44)
- Tools for Writing JSON and XML
- JSON
- What is JSON and How Does It Work? (8:01)
- Exercise 1 -- Create a JSON File
- Documenting JSON (16:52)
- Exercise 2 -- JSON Documentation
- XML
- What is XML and How Does It Work? (10:59)
- Exercise 3 -- Create an XML File
- Documenting XML (8:49)
- Exercise 4 -- XML Documentation
- Final Words
- Tools for Writing Structured Data Documentation
- Using Structured Data for Documentation (6:01)
- Review and Next Steps (4:55)
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API Documentation 2: REST for Writers
Further Your Technical Writing Qualifications by Learning REST API Documentation
By Peter Gruenbaum | in Online Courses
In the second course in this three part series on API documentation, you'll dive into documenting REST APIs. REST is a popular style of web API used to communicate data between devices and servers. By the end of this course, you'll have a strong grasp on an important component of API documentation, and be on the path to a lucrative technical writer career.
- Access 19 lectures & 1.5 hours of content 24/7
- Gain a background on REST APIs
- Break down REST requests into their various pieces w/ examples
- Examine real-time, narrated writing of REST documentation
- Receive overviews of authentication & authorization for REST
- Complement your learning w/ exercises & quizzes
Peter Gruenbaum founded his company, SDK Bridge, to bring together his love of technology and writing. After 10 years as a software developer, he learned the skill of API writing at Microsoft. Since then, he has worked as an API writer to describe APIs for eCommerce, automobile traffic prediction, electric utilities, mobile phones, and tractors, just to name a few. In addition to API and SDK documentation, he creates video tutorials for software developer audiences. Peter received his BA in Physics from the University of Chicago and his PhD in Applied Physics from Stanford University.
Details & Requirements
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: intermediate
Compatibility
- Internet required
Course Outline
- Introduction
- Overview (4:46)
- REST (7:34)
- REST
- Requests (4:37)
- Resources (3:16)
- Methods (4:33)
- Exercise 1 -- Making REST Requests
- Exercise 2 -- Documenting Method and Resource URLs
- Query Parameters (8:48)
- Exercise 3 -- Making API Requests with Query Parameters
- Exercise 4 -- Documenting Query Parameters
- Headers (4:28)
- Exercise 5 -- Documenting Headers
- Authorization and Authentication (12:46)
- Request Bodies and Responses (6:00)
- Exercise 6 -- Documenting Status Codes
- Putting It All Together
- Putting It All Together (18:08)
- Exercise 7 -- Reference Documentation
- Tools for REST Documentation (7:04)
- Reference Docs Template
- Review and Next Steps (4:56)
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API Documentation 3: The Art of API Documentation
Gain Tools to Write Effective API Documentation & Break Into the Field of Technical Writing
By Peter Gruenbaum | in Online Courses
If you've ever considered a career in technical writing, you need to take this course. You'll learn how to write conceptual API documentation and learn guidelines for good sample code. Additionally, you'll get tools for making REST requests and for finding open source projects to document as an entryway into the field of technical writing.
- Access 13 lectures & 1 hour of content 24/7
- Recognize the difference between reference material & conceptual material
- Learn how to write good conceptual material
- Gain guidelines for good sample code
- Understand how to use tools to make REST calls
- Discover how to find open source projects on the internet
- Complement your learning w/ exercises & other resources
Peter Gruenbaum founded his company, SDK Bridge, to bring together his love of technology and writing. After 10 years as a software developer, he learned the skill of API writing at Microsoft. Since then, he has worked as an API writer to describe APIs for eCommerce, automobile traffic prediction, electric utilities, mobile phones, and tractors, just to name a few. In addition to API and SDK documentation, he creates video tutorials for software developer audiences. Peter received his BA in Physics from the University of Chicago and his PhD in Applied Physics from Stanford University.
Details & Requirements
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: advanced
Compatibility
- Internet required
Course Outline
- First Section
- Introduction (4:44)
- API Conceptual Material
- Conceptual Material (3:57)
- API Overview Material (5:14)
- Getting Started Section (4:12)
- Tutorials (3:02)
- Sample Code (7:33)
- Tools
- Exercise 1 -- Postman
- Tools for Calling REST APIs (7:58)
- Exercise 2 -- cURL
- Where to Go From Here
- Finding an Open Source Project to Document (7:26)
- Structure
- Review (4:20)
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Software Testing and Automation of APIs with UFT/QTP
Everything You Need to Know About API Testing with UFT/QTP Automation
By QTP Tutorial | in Online Courses
Unified Functional Testing is the new name for QuickTest Professional, an automated functional API testing tool that helps testers to identify any gaps, errors or defects in applications. API Automation is an extremely important tool in the web and mobile app development industry, meaning companies are willing to pay a premium for competent API testers. This course will make you one of those competent people, putting you in professional demand!
- Access 114 lectures & 4.5 hours of content 24/7
- Understand Unified Functional Testing & its new design
- Learn different types of APIs, how to test them, & why they're important
- Use Unified Functional Testing to do Automation Testing of APIs
- Create your own solutions in UFT & pack them w/ API tests
- Receive the Testing Progression cycle to know which tests to create & when
When trying to break into the IT industry, QTP Tutorial started from nothing. He had no background in IT and no Bachelor of Computer Science degree. He learned everything on his own through research and practice utilizing the information that he found online. It was by no means an easy process. A lot of the courses and tutorials on QTP/UFT online were either outdated or didn't offer a clear and concise explanation of the concepts they were teaching. When he started his first job as an Automation Engineer with QTP, he was surprised at how different the real world practices were. Thousands of hours later, he decided to start a company teaching Automation Testing the proper way, the real way, the efficient way. He wanted to take all of my knowledge, all of my faults and mistakes, and all of my on the job experience and create courses. Courses that would actually teach people the correct way to do automated software testing. He wanted to make sure that my students were not wasting any time on useless or outdated techniques (like Keyword Driven Frameworks). He only teaches what works in the industry today and what will work years from now. He wants to cut the learning curve for my students and only teach them the information they will actually use.
Details & Requirements
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels
Compatibility
- Internet required
Course Outline
- Quick Intro to UFT's API Tests
- 1-1-Introduction+To+Api+Testing+With+Uft-1 (2:26)
- 1-2-What+Is+An+Api-1 (1:47)
- 1-3-What+Is+Soap-1 (1:49)
- 1-4-How+To+Create+A+Quick+Api+Test+In+Uft-1 (2:10)
- 1-5-Applications+Can+Communicate+With+Each+Other+Using+Xml-1 (3:31)
- 1-6-Some+Key+Points+Related+To+Testing+Apis-1 (1:44)
- 1-7-Benefits+Of+Api+Testing-1 (2:47)
- 1-8-Concluding+statements (0:32)
- A few more tricks regarding UFT's API Tests
- 2-1-api+testing+101+with+uft-Intro+to+the+next+UFT+Topics (0:57)
- 2-2-Uft+Properties+Tab,+Inputs+Tab,+Events+Tab-1 (2:23)
- 2-3-Uft+Tools+Pane (1:15)
- 2-4-Uft+Canvas+Pane,+Test+Settings+Tab,+Test+Input-output,+Test+Variables+Tab,+Dependencies+Tab (1:52)
- 2-5-Passing+An+Output+Of+One+Action+As+The+Input+Into+Another+Action (2:02)
- 2-6-Adding+A+Third+Step,+Running+The+Test+And+Checking+The+Results (2:24)
- 2-7-Linking+The+Report+Message+To+Different+Dynamic+Variables (0:32)
- 2-8-Concluding+Statements+Before+Digging+Into+Web+Services+Testing (0:25)
- 2-9-Why+Should+You+Sign+Up+for+QTP+Tutorial (1:30)
- How Do I Test Web Services?
- 3-1-Introduction (2:00)
- 3-2-Soap+Web+Services+And+The+Wsdl (3:21)
- 3-3-Starting+To+Test+Web+Services+Through+Positive+Test+Cases (1:59)
- 3-4-Generating+A+Positive+Web+Service+Test+Case (2:12)
- 3-5-Test+Web+Services+By+Making+Sure+That+They+Act+As+The+End+User+Expects (1:18)
- 3-6-Test+Web+Services+By+Testing+Their+Performance (0:51)
- 3-7-Test+Web+Services+By+Making+Sure+That+Unexpected+Loads+Can+Be+Handled (0:54)
- 3-8-Test+Web+Services+Through+Negative+Scenarios (1:51)
- 3-9-How+To+Set+Up+A+Checkpoint+In+A+Api+Test (2:03)
- HTTP Requests and Automated Testing
- 4-1-Api+Testing+101+With+Unified+Functional+Testing-+Setting+Up+An+Http+Test+In+Uft+And+Running+It (2:26)
- 4-2-Api+Testing+101+With+Unified+Functional+Testing-Breaking+Down+3+Parts+Of+An+Http+Request (3:16)
- 4-3+Api+Testing+101+With+Unified+Functional+Testing-+Possible+Options+Of+The+Http+Request (2:26)
- 4-4+Api+Testing+101+With+Unified+Functional-Testing+Http+Status+Codes (5:16)
- 4-5+Api+Testing+101+With+Unified+Functional+Testing-+Concluding+Statements+Regarding+Http+Requests (2:53)
- 4-6+Api+Testing+101+With+Unified+Functional+Testing+Some+Learning+Advice+Regarding+Unified+Functional+Testing-1 (3:37)
- 4-7+Api+Testing+101+With+Unified+Functional+Testing+The+Disadvantages+Of+Soap+Web+Services-1 (3:14)
- 4-8+Api+Testing+101+With+Unified+Functional+Testing+Soap+Testing+Is+On+The+Decline,+Restful+Testing+Is+The+Future-1 (3:39)
- How To Test REST APIs Using UFT
- 5-1Api+Testing+101+With+Unified+Functional+Testing+Rest+Apis+Introduction+To+Rest+Apis-1 (1) (2:22)
- 5-2Api+Testing+101+With+Unified+Functional+Testing+Rest+Apis+Understanding+Rest-3 (2:13)
- 5-3Api+Testing+101+With+Unified+Functional+Testing+Rest+Apis-+Looking+At+1+Rest+Service-5 (2:53)
- 5-4Api+Testing+101+With+Unified+Functional+Testing+Rest+Apis-+Another+Restful+Uri-7 (2:47)
- 5-5Api+Testing+101+With+Unified+Functional+Testing+Rest+Apis-A+3rd+Example+Of+A+Restful+Uri-9 (1:46)
- 5-6A+4th+example+of+a+RESTful+URI (2:50)
- 5-7Setting+up+a+REST+URI+in+UFT+and+running+a+test (2:12)
- 5-8Running+a+REST+API+test+and+seeing+the+results (2:55)
- 5-9Analyzing+a+JSON+from+UFT (1:54)
- 5-10Using+the+Postman+Extension+in+Chrome (3:34)
- 5-11How+to+update+a+REST+API+in+UFT (0:40)
- 5-12Concluding+words+on+REST+APIs+in+UFT (1:36)
- Why is API automated testing critical?
- 6-1-Introduction+to+the+next+topics+regarding+UFT (2:07)
- 6-2-Description+of+the+API+that+we+will+be+working+with (4:08)
- 6-3-API+testing+skills+are+becoming+very+important (2:06)
- 6-4-Testing+an+API+with+UFT+is+faster+than+testing+a+GUI (2:27)
- 6-5-The+automated+testing+pyramid (2:44)
- 6-6-How+can+API+testing+improve+an+employer's+ROI (2:12)
- 6-7-How+do+complex+applications+interact+with+each+other (3:49)
- 6-8-Understanding+the+2+tier+architecture+of+RESTful+services (2:44)
- 6-9-Why+API+testing+is+important_closing+statements (1:02)
- What automated tests to create and when
- 7-1-API+Testing+101+with+UFT-What+automated+tests+to+create+and+when-What+is+the+testing+progression (2:12)
- 7-2-API+Testing+101+with+UFT-What+automated+tests+to+create+and+when-What+is+a+smoke+test (1:28)
- 7-3-API+Testing+101+with+UFT-Opening+UFT (1:48)
- 7-4-API+Testing+101+with+UFT-What+automated+tests+to+create+and+when-How+to+start+running+the+API+service (2:10)
- 7-5-API+Testing+101+with+UFT-What+automated+tests+to+create+and+when-Getting+familiar+with+the+Flights+API (3:02)
- 7-6-API+Testing+101+with+UFT-What+automated+tests+to+create+and+when-How+to+add+a+REST+service+to+a+UFT+test (1:49)
- 7-7-API+Testing+101+with+UFT-What+automated+tests+to+create+and+when-How+to+model+an+API+test+in+UFT (3:47)
- 7-8-API+Testing+101+with+UFT-What+automated+tests+to+create+and+when-Setting+up+a+quick+smoke+test+using+a+Get (3:31)
- 7-9-API+Testing+101+with+UFT-What+automated+tests+to+create+and+when-Setting+up+a+quick+smoke+test+with+UFT (3:32)
- 7-10-API+Testing+101+with+UFT-What+automated+tests+to+create+and+when-What+are+CRUD+operations (2:23)
- 7-11-API+Testing+101+with+UFT-What+automated+tests+to+create+and+when-Setting+up+an+API+test+using+a+POST (2:01)
- 7-12-API+Testing+101+with+UFT-What+automated+tests+to+create+and+when-Modeling+the+Input+Properties+of+a+REST+API (2:10)
- 7-13-API+Testing+101+with+UFT-What+automated+tests+to+create+and+when-Modeling+the+Response+Properties+of+a+REST+API (1:45)
- 7-14-API+Testing+101+with+UFT-What+automated+tests+to+create+and+when-How+to+run+a+Create+method+using+UFT (1:35)
- 7-15-API+with+UFT-What+automated+tests+to+create+and+when-How+to+move+the+REST+service+to+a+global+repository (1:39)
- 7-16-API+with+UFT-What+automated+tests+to+create+and+when-How+to+create+a+Read+method+using+UFT (2:35)
- 7-17-API+with+UFT-What+automated+tests+to+create+and+when-How+to+upload+a+XML+file+into+the+response+body+of+UFT (2:18)
- 7-18apiwithuftwhatautomatedteststocreateandwhenstartingtocreateanupdateactioninuftmp4 (2:44)
- 7-19apiwithuftwhatautomatedteststocreateandwhenanalyzingaputrequestinpostmanmp4 (2:48)
- 7-20apiwithuftwhatautomatedteststocreateandwhenhowtoexecuteaputandgetmp4 (2:51)
- 7-21apiwithuftwhatautomatedteststocreateandwhenhowtocreateaputrequestusinguftmp4 (3:00)
- 7-22apiwithuftwhatautomatedteststocreateandwhenhowtocreateatestuserfordeletingpurposesmp4 (1:59)
- 7-23apiwithuftwhatautomatedteststocreateandwhenhowtocreateadeletehttprequestinuftmp4 (3:14)
- 7-24apiwithuftwhatautomatedteststocreateandwhensavingtheuftapitestasasmoketestsuitemp4 (3:12)
- How to create a data driven framework for APIs using UFT
- 8-1-API+with+UFT-Data+driving+the+test+cases-Introduction+to+the+Testing+Tree (1:28)
- 8-2-API+with+UFT-Data+driving+the+test+cases-One+example+of+a+negative+test+case (2:06)
- 8-3-API+with+UFT-Data+driving+the+test+cases-More+examples+of+different+types+of+test+cases (2:48)
- 8-4-API+with+UFT-Data+driving+the+test+cases-More+examples+of+tests (3:40)
- 8-5-API+with+UFT-Data+driving+the+test+cases-How+to+test+primitive+data+types+and+dates (1:56)
- 8-6-API+with+UFT-Data+driving+the+test+cases-How+to+test+date+fields (2:41)
- 8-7-API+with+UFT-Data+driving+the+test+cases-How+to+move+a+UFT+solution+to+a+new+location (2:00)
- 8-8-API+with+UFT-Data+driving+the+test+cases-How+to+start+testing+a+field+of+a+method (1:28)
- 8-9-API+with+UFT-Data+driving+the+test+cases-Each+test+case+should+be+responsible+for+itself (2:38)
- 8-10-API+with+UFT-Data+driving+the+test+cases-Creating+test+data+for+UFT (2:01)
- 8-11-API+with+UFT-Data+driving+the+test+cases-Analyzing+the+test+data+for+UFT+API (2:05)
- 8-12-API+with+UFT-Data+driving+the+test+cases-Understanding+the+test+cases+for+UFT+API+tests (2:24)
- 8-13-API+with+UFT-Data+driving+the+test+cases-How+to+import+an+Excel+sheet+into+UFT (1:34)
- 8-14-API+with+UFT-Data+driving+the+test+cases-How+to+link+and+input+parameter+to+a+data+table+in+UFT (1:51)
- 8-15-API+with+UFT-Data+driving+the+test+cases-How+to+create+a+checkpoint+in+UFT (1:13)
- 8-16-API+with+UFT-Data+driving+the+test+cases-How+to+create+a+checkpoints+in+UFT+2 (2:17)
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