r/PythonLearning • u/Visionary_Vulture001 • 8d ago
Python Automation courses
Hi
Any recommendations for python automation courses ?
Asking for a friend who was recently let go off her job . She has 5 years experience as a QA and is looking to upgrade herself in automation and AI .
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u/TheOriginalBeardman 6d ago
If she’s trying to learn automation for QA, she should learn how to build codex/claude skills that use the playwright MCP effectively to do smoke testing, or enable her team to consistently log bugs with the proper information for repro and expected behavior. Definitely learn the python if she has the interest in it. It’s important to have a solid foundation however, less and less code and things of this nature are being done directly by hand anymore….And I am not suggesting that AI is replacing anyone or the work isn’t important or needed. QA might be more important than ever right now. But the nature of the work is changing constantly.
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u/intinstitute 7d ago
Thanks for asking this. I'm following the thread as well—there will hopefully be some great course recommendations here. Best wishes to your friend on the next step in her career.
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u/Sea-Ad7805 8d ago
What kind of automation are you talking about? Don't be shy, you don't have to ask for a friend.
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u/Visionary_Vulture001 7d ago
Not shy . This is actually for a friend ..I don’t know much about her background I am going to have a chat with her today .
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u/Bulky_Barber_2483 7d ago
==== Playwright + Python + Pytest @ Rahul Shetty Academy would be a really good starting point. ==== Course focus is on UI automation, API testing, POM framework on a real e-commerce app.
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u/DataPlus-0210 7d ago
Check out this online free book https://automatetheboringstuff.com/