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Mobile Automation with Maestro
Learn end-to-end mobile automation using Maestro. This course covers YAML-based scripting, real device testing, test architecture, CI integration, and AI-powered test generation. Ideal for QA engineers looking to adopt low-code tools for modern mobile test automation.
Course content
1.4. Four Important Points to be Successful in This Course
2.2. Maestro Set Up
2.3. Where to get Source Code for the Test App
2.4. Creating a First Test
3.2. Maestro Studio Introduction
3.3. Maestro Command Deep Dive - Taps, Inputs
3.4. Scrolls, Swipes
3.5. Handling Navigation and Conditional logic
3.6. Maestro vs XCUITest vs Appium
4.1 Nested flows - subflows
4.2. Automating WebViews & Facebook Authentication
4.3. Handling System Alerts & Launch Arguments
4.4. Tags
4.5. Test Suites & Reports
4.6. Challenge
5.1 Introduction to Maestro Stub-Recorder
5.2 Maestro Stub-Recorder: Record and Playback in Practice
5.3 Maestro Stub-Recorder on Android
5.4 Intercepting Network with Charles
5.5 Negative test
5.6 Challenge
6.1 Why would we need test architecture for Maestro tests
6.2 Page Object Model for Maestro
6.3 Folder Structure and Naming Conventions
6.4 Dynamic Inputs and Environment Variables
6.5 Localization and multi language testing
6.6 Long-Term Test Maintainability Best Practices
7.1 How AI is Transforming Test Automation Workflows
7.2 Automating Test Design with Cursor AI
Engenious University reserves the right to change the modules' order to ensure the most efficient education process.
Description
This course teaches how to build and scale mobile automation frameworks using Maestro. You will start with environment setup and first test creation, and progress through YAML scripting, UI automation commands, and handling complex scenarios like WebViews and system dialogs. The course includes coverage of test architecture best practices, CI/CD integration, and AI-powered test generation workflows. You’ll also learn how to integrate Maestro with tools like Qase.io, Postman, and Charles Proxy. Ideal for QA professionals aiming to level up in mobile automation without writing heavy code.
What you'll learn
- Set up and configure Maestro for Android and iOS
- Create, run, and debug YAML-based mobile tests
- Use Maestro Studio and CLI commands effectively
- Implement modular, maintainable test structures
- Handle system alerts, WebViews, and authentication flows
- Automate using dynamic inputs and environment variables
- Perform API mocking with Postman and Charles Proxy
- Integrate Maestro tests into CI/CD pipelines
- Generate test cases using AI and convert them into executable YAML
- Compare Maestro with Appium and XCUITest for informed tool choice
Your Instructors
iOS Developer / SDET
Daniel Augustynowicz is an experienced iOS Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET) with a solid background in enterprise projects. Equipped with deep expertise in QA Automation, XCUITest, Swift, and iOS Development, he is dedicated to ensuring the highest levels of software quality and reliability, regardless of the project’s scale.
His commitment to excellence goes far beyond standard testing. Daniel actively explores cutting-edge practices in Software Developing, Mobile Testing, DevOps methodologies, and Continuous Integration (CI) processes, allowing him to work effectively in complex enterprise environments. Always staying on top of industry trends and innovations, he is consistently focused on professional growth and refining his skill set to uphold the highest standards in every aspect of his work.
CEO and Founder
Igor is an accomplished CEO and Founder of Engenious.io, with 15+ years of experience in software testing and development and over a decade in management. He has worked at Barnes & Noble, Expedia, Tinder, and consulted at Apple and Grammarly. In the mentorship program, Igor offers expertise in building a testing process from scratch, leadership success, understanding C-level executives' expectations, selecting the right technology stack, providing and collecting feedback, and team growth. Mentees benefit from Igor's insights on creating efficient testing processes, fostering productive teams, aligning with executive priorities, making informed technology choices, establishing feedback channels, and securing resources for team development. With Igor as their mentor, participants gain valuable knowledge, skills, and perspectives to excel as Dev/QA Directors or Managers.
Who this course is for
- Manual testers transitioning to mobile test automation
- QA engineers working on Android or iOS apps
- Teams adopting low-code test automation frameworks
- Engineers looking to integrate mobile tests into CI workflows
- Anyone interested in AI-assisted mobile test generation
System requirements
- MacOS or Windows machine
- Android Studio and/or Xcode installed
- Basic understanding of mobile testing
- Git and GitHub installed
- Node.js and npm
- Stable internet connection
- VS Code or any text editor
- Basic YAML knowledge is helpful but not required
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FAQ
No. The course starts from the basics, including setup and first test creation. However, basic mobile testing knowledge is helpful.
Real devices are recommended for reliable results, but you can start with emulators or simulators during practice.
Yes. The course includes setup and test execution for both Android and iOS platforms.
Maestro uses YAML for scripting, so no traditional programming is required. Basic YAML understanding is useful but not mandatory.
Yes. Maestro works on both macOS and Windows. For iOS testing, macOS is required due to Xcode dependencies.
Yes. It’s designed to help manual testers transition to mobile test automation using low-code tools.
Yes. You will work on real app scenarios and advanced workflows like system alerts, WebViews, and CI integration.
Yes. You’ll have ongoing access to the course, including updates and new lessons.
Yes. CI setup and parallel execution with tools like Marathon are included.
Yes. You will learn how to use LLMs to convert requirements into BDD, manage test cases in Qase, and generate YAML flows.