Kickass Appium Automation: Android & Ios With Java

Master Appium mobile automation using Java. Real Devices, Emulators, Simulators & Cloud Testing — all in one.

What you'll learn

Build a complete mobile test automation framework using Appium and Java from scratch

Automate Android and iOS apps on emulators, simulators, real devices, and cloud platforms

Implement advanced concepts like Page Object Model, Page Factory, waits, gestures, and reporting

Gain practical experience to confidently handle mobile automation interviews and real-world projects

Requirements

Basic understanding of software testing concepts

No prior Appium or mobile automation experience needed

Familiarity with Java syntax is helpful — but I cover the basics

Access to a Windows or macOS machine for setup and practice

Willingness to follow along and build everything step-by-step

Description

Ready to become a mobile automation engineer who can build real-world frameworks (Android and IOS) from scratch?In this course, I’ll tell you how to master mobile test automation using Appium with Java — even if you're starting from zero.I begin with the basics: the types of mobile apps, automation challenges, and tool installation for both Windows and macOS. I’ll walk you through setting up Java, IntelliJ, Node.js, Appium, Android Studio, Xcode, and more.Then we dive into hands-on scripting for both Android and iOS. You’ll write and debug scripts using emulators, simulators, and real devices, and use Appium Inspector to locate elements and troubleshoot effectively.But the real power of this course is the end-to-end framework development I’ll guide you through:TestNG test structureBase classes and utilitiesPage Object Model and Page FactoryReusable componentsHandling waits and gesturesCross-platform execution (Android + iOS)Browser testing and WebView automationReporting with Allure + failure screenshotsExecuting tests from the command lineRunning tests on the BrowserStack cloud infrastructureCommon iOS and Android device issues and solutionsI wrap up with interview preparation so you can walk into job interviews with confidence.By the end of this course, you won’t just know how to automate — you’ll know how to build robust, maintainable automation frameworks like a pro.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Course Overview

Lecture 2 Know Me

Lecture 3 Tips to better learn

Lecture 4 Types of Mobile Apps

Section 2: Introduction to Mobile Automation and Appium

Lecture 5 Introduction to Mobile Automation and Appium Architecture

Lecture 6 Appium Ecosystem - Intro to the world of Appium tech stack

Lecture 7 Introduction to NodeJS NPM Packages

Section 3: Lets do the setup - Windows

Lecture 8 Setup Node, Appium and Appium Inspector

Lecture 9 Setup Android Studio and Emulator

Section 4: Lets do the Setup - Mac

Lecture 10 Setup Node, Appium and Appium Inspector

Lecture 11 Setup Android Studio and Emulator

Lecture 12 Only For Mac : XCODE Setup

Section 5: Double Check your setup

Lecture 13 How to automatically check your setup

Section 6: Lets Start with Action : Appium Inspector

Lecture 14 Connecting Appium Inspector to Android Emulator

Lecture 15 Connecting Appium inspector to Real Device

Section 7: Appium Inspector with IOS

Lecture 16 Connecting Appium Inspector to IOS Simulator

Lecture 17 Connecting Appium inspector to real IOS Device

Lecture 18 Troubleshooting IOS connection issues

Section 8: [Optional] Installing custom apps in Devices

Lecture 19 How to install a custom app in android and ios

Section 9: Start Appium Automation Journey

Lecture 20 First Automation Script : Launching the App

Lecture 21 Actions : Click & Send Keys

Lecture 22 Debugging the script in IDE

Section 10: Learn Java Basics [Skip if you already know]

Lecture 23 Introduction to Java, JDK, Intellij Maven

Lecture 24 Setup - Windows Java JDK Intellij

Lecture 25 Setup - Mac Java JDK Intellij

Lecture 26 Java Versions

Lecture 27 Java Basics Variables Data Types

Lecture 28 Arrays

Lecture 29 Strings

Lecture 30 ArrayList

Lecture 31 Hashmap

Lecture 32 Inheritance Overloading Overriding

Lecture 33 Loops

Section 11: Framework Part 1 - Create A Framework from Scratch

Lecture 34 Introduction to framework creation

Lecture 35 TestNG Basics

Lecture 36 Create base classes

Lecture 37 Leveraging Appium Service

Lecture 38 Page object model in a mobile automation framework

Lecture 39 Using PageFactory annotations for elements

Lecture 40 Handling waits in an efficient way

Section 12: Framework Part 2 - Restructuring framework for IOS support

Lecture 41 Current framework structure and possibilities of change

Lecture 42 Restructuring the framework

Lecture 43 Support for Multiplatform execution

Section 13: Android - Automating actions, form fill, gestures

Lecture 44 Secure Pages

Lecture 45 Filling Form elements

Lecture 46 Scrolling the scrollable elements

Lecture 47 Gestures - Sequences

Lecture 48 Gestures using Script

Section 14: IOS - Automating actions, form fill, swipes and gestures

Lecture 49 Filling form elements

Lecture 50 Doing Swipes

Lecture 51 Performing Gestures

Section 15: Automating mobile browsers

Lecture 52 Introduction to webview

Lecture 53 Switching and Automating webviews

Lecture 54 Capabilities for Browser

Section 16: Enabling Command line execution for CI integration

Lecture 55 Commandline execution

Section 17: Reporting in Appium Framework

Lecture 56 Introduction to allure reporting and integration

Lecture 57 Enabling screenshots for failure

Section 18: Cloud Execution using Browserstack

Lecture 58 Browserstack integration and trial run

Section 19: Preparing for mobile testing and automation interviews

Lecture 59 Preparing for interviews

testers who want to transition into mobile automation,Beginner automation engineers looking to build a strong foundation in Appium,Web automation testers ready to expand into Android and iOS testing,QA professionals aiming to build real-world frameworks from scratch,Anyone preparing for automation testing interviews with a mobile focus