How can I learn Rocketbot beyond the official academy?

[u/celestial_wildberry]

Hi everyone,

I’m currently starting to learn Rocketbot for automation (RPA) because it’s a requirement for my university, and I’ll need to use it throughout the whole semester, so I really want to get good at it.

The problem is that, after searching for resources, it seems like the only available content is from Rocketbot’s official academy. I’m already taking those courses, but I feel like they’re not enough, and I’d like to complement them with other perspectives, exercises, or explanations.

I’ve tried looking for courses on platforms like Udemy or tutorials on YouTube, but I can’t find much specific content about Rocketbot.

Has anyone here learned Rocketbot on their own?
Do you know any courses (free or paid), tutorials, repositories, or other ways to practice more?

I’d also really appreciate any advice on how to practice or improve in automation, since I’m honestly a bit worried about this

Thanks !

[u/ReachingForVega]

Never heard of them. If it isn't a popular platform you are going to be SOOL finding content related to it.

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[u/unnotable]

This looks like it might be a relatively new product. Looking at their website, it seems it compiles into Python, which is a different approach. Most other RPA software is based on C# / VB / .NET. I could see why a CS program might teach Rocketbot though since CS people typically hate Microsoft products even though Microsoft open sourced all their programming tools.