My UiPath Academy Practice Repository (Automation Developer Associate – v2024.10)

Hi everyone,

I previously completed the entire UiPath Automation Developer Associate course in the older version, and I’ve decided to go through the new v2024.10 edition from scratch to refresh my skills and align with the updated best practices.

To keep track of my progress, I’m rebuilding all the practice exercises in a public GitHub repository:

GitHub - Massimo-Cappelli/UiPath-Automation-Developer-Associate-Training-v2024.10: Automation Developer Associate Training (v2024.10) · GitHub

I follow a structured naming convention:

  • each course module is numbered sequentially (starting from 1, right after the initial survey)
  • each practice inside a module is also numbered
  • names remain short and descriptive

For example: 1.1-FirstAutomation

All the packages used in the projects are available in my personal Orchestrator tenant, so restoring dependencies should work smoothly for anyone who wants to explore or replicate the exercises.

I will update this thread every time I complete a new practice or push improvements. I also plan to create some videos along the way, documenting the exercises and sharing tips that might help other learners.

Since the Community Feed section is currently read‑only and being moved to UiPath Go!, I’m posting this in the Studio category instead.

If you have suggestions, feedback, or best practices to share, I’d be happy to hear them. Thanks to the community for the support!

Massimo

Find the list of practice done so far:

1.1-ExtractEmailAddressUsingStringMethods
1.2-ExtractEmailAddressWithRegEx
1.3-StringManipulationUsingStringActivities
2.1-UsingLists
2.2-UsingDictionariesAndIntegers
3.1-CheckAppStateandVerifyExecution
4.1-FixMyWorkflow
4.2-FineTuningTheDescriptor
5.1-HighlightWFTTypeItemsOnACME
7.1-TryCatch
8.1-WorkingWithLocalFilesAndFolders

New practice done:

9.1-RetrievingFilteringAndSendingEmails

This practice can be very useful for those who struggles with IEnumerable Of IResouces.

Also the practice was done using MS Outlook instead of GMail.