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And I Thought I Knew QTP!
How many times have you wished that there was somebody who could clear some niggling doubts about a particular aspect of QTP? Or explain some difficult to-grasp concepts and smart workarounds? Or show you some of the lesser known features of QTP?
Written by the author of the best selling QTP book – “QuickTest Professional Unplugged”, this book does just that in a gripping story that will make you turn every page in anticipation. “And I Thought I knew QTP! – QTP Concepts Unplugged” is ‘different’ in the way it seeks to explain the various concepts through an interesting and innovative story-telling style (which is rarely used for technical books). Instead of following a textbook format, this book is more like a technical novel.
Whether it is to brush up your QTP concepts or simply to satiate your curiosity about how a seasoned IT veteran fared in a no-holds-barred ‘intellectual duel’ on QTP – whatever your reason to pick up this book, it is sure to leave you astounded with its pace of narration, expertise, and breadth of topics covered.
Written by the author of the best selling QTP book – “QuickTest Professional Unplugged”, this book does just that in a gripping story that will make you turn every page in anticipation. “And I Thought I knew QTP! – QTP Concepts Unplugged” is ‘different’ in the way it seeks to explain the various concepts through an interesting and innovative story-telling style (which is rarely used for technical books). Instead of following a textbook format, this book is more like a technical novel.
Whether it is to brush up your QTP concepts or simply to satiate your curiosity about how a seasoned IT veteran fared in a no-holds-barred ‘intellectual duel’ on QTP – whatever your reason to pick up this book, it is sure to leave you astounded with its pace of narration, expertise, and breadth of topics covered.
302 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 2011
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