Learn QTP started in Nov 2006 on blogger CMS as a one-stop shop for those wanting to learn about HP Quick Test Professional. In a couple of months, the blog saw tremendous growth in its readership and responses.
To handle the increasing volume of testing-related questions on the blog, a separate QTP forums was launched in Jan 2008. This forum has a managed environment for QTP users/experts to interact and learn, and is successfully running with 6100+ members, 6900+ threads, 23400+ posts at present.
Learn QTP covers topics such as QTP tutorials for scripting, concepts of object repository, descriptive programming, interview questions, regular expressions, QTP automation object model,XML etc that address the needs of beginners as well as advanced users of QTP.
If you are a beginner, refer this step by step guide to learn QTP and refer What is QTP?.
If you are looking to optimize your QTP scripts, refer how to optimize QTP scripts

About Me: I work with and write about automation testing tools, and I am a QTP Certification Logo Mercury (now HP) certified Quick Test Pro specialist. I have worked on several QTP projects to perform large-scale regression tests, health checks in ERP applications and automated data load in implementation projects, using various technologies like Visual Basic, Active X, Java, Siebel, Mainframes and Oracle. When not working on testing, I can be found online playing chess or researching cool new technologies.
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