Automation framework with Selenium Java (Advanced)

Automation framework with Selenium Java (Advanced), available at $27.99, has an average rating of 4.34, with 110 lectures, based on 952 reviews, and has 6379 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand how to design an custom automation framework Understand develop various components for automation framework in industry standard Understand developing generic Page Object Model practice using Generics in Java Understand developing generic Page Navigation concepts of POM using Generics in Java Understand and work with custom testrunners for TestNG Understand and writing custom controls for Selenium automation by learning internals of Selenium API indepth This course is ideal for individuals who are Manual and Automation QA or Developers or Business Analyst It is particularly useful for Manual and Automation QA or Developers or Business Analyst.

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Summary

Title: Automation framework with Selenium Java (Advanced)

Price: $27.99

Average Rating: 4.34

Number of Lectures: 110

Number of Published Lectures: 110

Number of Curriculum Items: 110

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 110

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand how to design an custom automation framework

Understand develop various components for automation framework in industry standard

Understand developing generic Page Object Model practice using Generics in Java

Understand developing generic Page Navigation concepts of POM using Generics in Java

Understand and work with custom testrunners for TestNG

Understand and writing custom controls for Selenium automation by learning internals of Selenium API indepth

Who Should Attend

Manual and Automation QA

Developers

Business Analyst

Target Audiences

Manual and Automation QA

Developers

Business Analyst

Welcome to the Udemy’s highest-rated course Automation framework with Selenium Java (Advanced)course. In this course, we will develop each and every component required for a perfect test automation framework with industry-standard coding practices.

Cucumber 6

Selenium 4 alpha 6

Cucumber TestNG

Extent Report

Custom Selenium controls

The course includes more than 100+ lectures with 12+ hours of content just on framework development instead of ancillary things

In this course, we will start our discussion with 

Designing a perfect automation framework

Understanding to develop various components for automation framework like

Utilities

Base components

Configurations

Test runners

Understand developing generic Page Object Model practice 

Understand developing generic Page Navigation concepts of POM 

Understand and work with custom test runners for TestNG 

Support of TestListeners

Extending test listeners for custom reporting with Extent report

Understand and writing custom controls for Selenium automation

Extending custom controls with Fluent way of writing code

Handing intelligent wait handling

Writing code using Cucumber with BDD fashion

Bringing all the best industry standard practices

Parallel Execution support with multi-thread handling and Selenium grid

Support of running test with Zalenium in Docker container

Support of Extent report with Parallel execution along with BDD cucumber format

Creating html reporter with single instance test support

Support of Parallel execution support

Support of latest version of Cucumber 6 and Selenium 4

This framework has so much of codes and resources, which helps to understand each and every section much clearer and easier.

What makes this course so special ?

The11+ hours curriculum of this course is designed not just by randomly picking some of the topics what I know. 

Rather the course has evolved over a period of time (12+ years) by giving trainings to more than 300,000+ professional (both online and corporate training) and working on automation testing field (18+years) 

Hence the course is much refined version, meaning the course won’t deviate from the topics of the course

Most of the sections in this course are not detailed anywhere as an online training so far

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Types of frameworks

Lecture 3: Types of Framework Model

Lecture 4: Summary

Chapter 2: Designing automation framework

Lecture 1: Introduction to framework design

Lecture 2: Introduction to framework design (Contd)

Lecture 3: Framework Design Prerequisite

Lecture 4: Starting our framework design in IntelliJ

Lecture 5: Refactor

Chapter 3: Developing Base Components

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Writing simple code with Selenium

Lecture 3: Understanding Page Object Models (POM)

Lecture 4: Page Object Model Simplicity

Lecture 5: EA Employee App available Online – Which is discussed in NEXT lecture

Lecture 6: Introducing ExecuteAutomation Employee App

Lecture 7: Handling WebDriver Instance Object

Lecture 8: Page Navigation in Page Object Model

Lecture 9: Page Navigation without Generics

Lecture 10: Page Navigation with Generics

Lecture 11: Handling different browser types (Part A)

Lecture 12: Handling different browser types (Part B)

Lecture 13: Summary

Chapter 4: Developing Utilities components

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Developing Excel Utilities (Part A)

Lecture 3: Developing Excel Utilities (Part B)

Lecture 4: Introduction to developing Log Utilities

Lecture 5: Developing Log utilities with Log4j2 (Part A)

Lecture 6: Developing Log utilities with Log4j2 (Part B)

Lecture 7: Developing custom Log Utility

Lecture 8: Developing Database Utility

Lecture 9: Alert: If you are not interested in upcoming two lectures – You are free to Skip

Lecture 10: Developing Reporting Utility (Part A)

Lecture 11: Developing Reporting Utility (Part B)

Lecture 12: Summary

Chapter 5: Developing Config Components

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Developing configuration component (Part A)

Lecture 3: Developing configuration component (Part B)

Lecture 4: Refactoring code

Lecture 5: Summary

Chapter 6: Developing Test Layer

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Refactor – To make existing code BDD ready

Lecture 3: Creating and working first cucumber scenario

Lecture 4: Creating and working with cucumber scenario (Contd)

Lecture 5: Creating and working with additional cucumber scenario

Lecture 6: Developing Cucumber Utility (Part A)

Lecture 7: Developing Cucumber Utility (Part B)

Lecture 8: Test Runner and customizing it for running in TestNG

Lecture 9: Test Runner and customizing it for running in TestNG with TestNG.xml

Lecture 10: Customizing custom TestNG runner

Chapter 7: Developing Custom controls of Selenium for framework

Lecture 1: Introduction and getting started with custom controls

Lecture 2: Working with custom control wrapper

Lecture 3: Working with custom control wrapper (Contd)

Lecture 4: Creating custom control to support Page Object Model

Lecture 5: Creating custom control API package

Lecture 6: Creating custom control API package (Contd)

Lecture 7: Implementing custom control for POM with existing code

Lecture 8: Implementing custom control for POM with existing code (Contd)

Lecture 9: Important: Custom controls are extended even further in Section 11

Lecture 10: Summary

Chapter 8: On-going framework development

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Extending Reporting with EARS (Part 1)

Lecture 3: Extending Reporting with EARS (Part 2)

Lecture 4: Writing generic reporting call for EARS in TestInitilize

Chapter 9: Season 2 – Course upgrade and Tidbits

Lecture 1: Introduction to Season 2

Lecture 2: Changes to framework structure and upgrade

Lecture 3: Adding Selenium Wait library (Part 1)

Lecture 4: Adding Selenium Wait library (Part 2)

Lecture 5: Cucumber Utilities upgrade

Lecture 6: Cucumber Utilities upgrade (Contd)

Lecture 7: Complete source code

Lecture 8: Converting framework to Maven Standard

Lecture 9: Adding Cucumber reporting with Maven command support

Lecture 10: Complete source code

Lecture 11: Adding Java 10 support to our framework

Lecture 12: Complete source code

Chapter 10: Selenium Grid and Parallel Execution support

Lecture 1: Introduction to Selenium Grid and Parallel Support

Lecture 2: Modifying the framework to support Selenium Grid by using Static RemoteWebDriver

Lecture 3: Modifying the framework to support Selenium Grid in proper way

Lecture 4: Test Settings and Maven Support for Selenium Grid in our framework

Lecture 5: Running Parallel Test with TestNG and Maven command line

Lecture 6: Complete source code

Chapter 11: Extending Custom controls in framework for our custom selenium controls

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setting framework ready for MacOS

Lecture 3: Extending custom controls

Lecture 4: Refactoring custom controls to align framework standard

Lecture 5: Fluent Interface design for Custom controls

Chapter 12: Bonus – Selenium grid execution with Zalenium and Docker container

Lecture 1: Bonus – Selenium grid execution with Zalenium and Docker container

Lecture 2: Bonus – Scaling and customizing Zalenium with Selenium code

Instructors

Karthik KK
Software Architect, Consultant,Youtuber and Best Seller

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2 stars: 21 votes

3 stars: 121 votes

4 stars: 353 votes

5 stars: 444 votes

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