iOS Toolbox: XCUI UI Unit Testing with Xcode 9

to be honest, there was one useful thing I learned in the the course... but after that, I was just waiting for the next thing, and waiting, and waiting until I was just waiting for it to finish.... as feedback for the tutor. Please put more time into planning the lessons, and edit out all the "mistakes" you make. Please have a clear focus as to what you want to teach in each chapter...

RECOMMENDED. I've watched all of them. This course has relevant content and practices to learn UI testing in Swift/Xcode. This course was very helpful.

It covers only the basic of XCUITest videos for a beginner and does not cover the required industry's best practices, desired principles and design patterns to follow when you are working with XCUITest. As a result, new bees could mess up automation test suites when they start working with XCUITest on a real time project.

Horrible! Feel like the instructor is going on a tangent never gets to the point. Also so many swift best practice mistakes!

I would like more an explanations for why he choose some classes or function like: NSPredicate XCTNSPPredicate....

This course did an ok job at getting you introduced to XCUITest but there are some simple improvements that could have made it better. Communication: - There were a lot of "No ... wait and do that later" from the instructor or re-editing of code while the video was live. It does happen while coding, but it can get distracting or confusing during an educational video. Projects: -The projects were written in Swift 3 and 4 but the testing targets don't really make use of that so that information could have been omitted. - Pick one dependency manager (Carthage & CocoaPods), not hard to convert one of the base projects to a different one. Not the focus of this lesson so don't need to use both. - Lots of force-unwrapping or using hard-coded values. This could be troublesome in an actual development environment - Unused variables or inconsistencies within coding. Such as sometimes using XCWaiter or XCAssert. (Ignoring XCWaiter variable, instead of declaring as "_" to limit warnings) Format Improvements: - Break up the videos into smaller sections - Better naming conventions for the videos, such as the focus of the video (ie extracting methods, global variables, setup/tear down)

Very good course, i like the intro for sharping refactoring and scoope variables .. just a little better diction (clear voice) and would be perfect. :) still great

The instructor makes really long videos without breaking down into smaller segments. Most of the time instructor was taking the time thinking and trying to figure what went wrong. valuable time was lost watching him changing his idea back and forth. On the plus side, content is very relevant and would help me at my job. Please take the effort to edit the video so it is on point and smooth. I would give it a 5 star if video editing is done in a concise and clear way. Break down the videos into smaller chunks so when user wants to refer back to a particular video they don't have to scan thru a 2 hours long video trying to find that segment of code.

It was very basic. Some other topics like parallel execution, running on device, best practices, multiple scheme etc

The course is good however it would be great if it covered at test framework level where i can generate framework. Adding more features with more videos would be more helpful