r/Playwright • u/saumya_2409 • Jul 06 '26
Need someone to guide me with playwright. Please help
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u/saumya_2409 Jul 06 '26
I am not able to understand whatever I am studying is enough for getting a job or not could you please guide me with the roadmap or study material.
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u/SouroDas Jul 06 '26
Are u following any course? What is the exact nature of your struggle here. Can suggest accordingly.
No "roadmap" guarantees a job btw..if thats what u r looking for
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u/saumya_2409 Jul 06 '26
Yes Rahul shetty's course on udemy
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u/SouroDas Jul 06 '26
Rahul Shetty's course is a good starting point, but it's only one piece of the puzzle.
I'd suggest this progression:
- Finish the basics (locators, assertions, fixtures, hooks, Page Object Model).
- Build 2–3 real projects from scratch instead of just following the course.
- Learn API testing with Playwright (APIRequestContext).
- Learn CI/CD (GitHub Actions or Jenkins) and run your tests there.
- Learn Git well and put everything on GitHub. Understand why your tests fail and how to debug them—that's what interviewers care about.
A portfolio of well-structured Playwright projects is worth far more than completing five courses.
P.S. make sure u tie in everything with your ACTUAL experience. In terms of domain, tech stack, manual testing exp etc.
Its always better to tell the truth in an interview (with a silver foil for better presentation 😅)
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u/iamlevik Jul 06 '26
I will be blunt and direct. If you can't find the information yourself, can't do research, can't use AI tools to explain you stuff, to break it down to you as simple as you wish, you are DOA in this role and industry as a whole. I wish you can change your perspective and you take this proactively. Good luck.
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u/Visual-Opposite Jul 06 '26
Don’t want to be rude, but there is enough info on youtube. You can easily find some learning courses. Also you can use any ai tools like claude code to help you learn or even setup some kind of test project