Intro:
Awesome, you want to learn UiPath! Good news, there is no magic and it’s so easy, that you can build your own robots within 10 minutes.
What you will learn:
- Primarily
- Create a UiPath Robot
- Overview of the UiPath Application
- Secondarily:
- Open an Application
- Type and Click in the Application
- Use a Delay
- Run and save a robot
- The output console
Client name:
Yourself
Process Name:
Your First Robot
Description:
Congratiulations on your first day as UiPath RPA Developer:
- Open a new project
- Create a robot, that:
- Opens Notepad
- Type: “This is our very first robot” and click Enter
- Type: “This is still our first robot”
- Have a delay of 5 seconds (00:00:05)
- Click File
- Click New Window
- Display a Message Box: “Our first robot is completed”
I loved this exercise! For some reason I couldn’t get the new window open and when I did the robot was typing in the wrong notepad screen. I used the hot key to set up a new window, added a delay, and then added the attach window to make sure the robot typed where it should.
Hey Francis. You’re well past this Beginners Course then Thanks for the feedback. When making a course like this, it’s always a tradeoff between simplicity and going into details (covering every edge case). If I ever (sorry WHEN I) make a 10-hour course, I should definitely talk about making the solutions more robust like the one you state above. Have a great day. Kind regards, Anders
thank you so much. It is very easy to learn from you than Uipath official tutorial.
Hey Than. Thanks a lot, that’s very kind of you Feel free to join my Discord, where we solve UiPath problems and chat around it: https://discord.gg/d8KQpTUvFD Have a great day. Kind regards, Anders
Thank you for making this easy.
Great, cool stuff. Even as a new beginner, its more than enough material.I
The version i downloaded is actually newer than what you used in the video with new and changed features.
Thanks, you are highly valued!
Hey Alofun. Thanks a lot 🙂 Yeah, they change versions quickly. Let me know if you have any questions. Kind regards, Anders