Hey all, new RF user trying to learn from extended code examples. I’m reading the User Guide, but it doesn’t put things together. Watching YouTube videos takes a lot of time where a simple robot file would suffice. Any suggestions on where to find those sorts of tutorials, or files a new user could understand?
Thanks!
You can take a look at: GitHub - MarketSquare/awesome-robotframework: A curated list of awesome Robot Framework resources and libraries
I have some test cases at https://robotframework.transformidea.com/
Hi @Leam ,
Maybe the stuff at Robot Framework Docs is also interesting?
But out of curiosity @Leam:
What type of examples would help you?
Just Robot Framework code?
Or complete executable examples in GitHub with dependencies and exact instructions on how to run them?
Hello @Many !
RF is pretty easy to understand in the “line by line” level. Well, easier than many things. The “User Guide” is a great reference, but doesn’t seem to show how to put everything together, nor how to prioritize the options presented for learning.
The test cases @HelioGuilherme66 gave are a great start! How to do a task from beginning to end. My usual path is to learn the software in question, like RF and the Standard Library, before trying to use other third-party libraries and such. That way the material to be learned is well contained, and I don’t spend time on libraries that have no use for me.
Videos, and other “tools”, don’t seem to give a good return on time spent. I saw one tutorial (Robot Framework: Writing and Executing Test Cases) that was a huge single page of “click there, and then click there” where a simple robot file and a few lines of explanation text would have been much better.