Selenium Java Test Framework Best Practices Masterclass

Selenium Java Test Framework & Best Practices – Masterclass, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.58, with 214 lectures, based on 827 reviews, and has 6511 subscribers.

You will learn about Develop Page Object Model frameworks from scratch for any Live website 50+ Industry best practices to follow for framework development Learn to develop Readable, Maintainable and Scalable frameworks from scratch Bad practices to avoid during framework development Easily integrate APIs using REST Assured to skip login through UI [Selenium recommendation] Use APIs to setup test data [Selenium Recommendation] Learn how to easily write Atomic and Independent tests [Selenium Recommendation] Learn how to setup application state for tests [Selenium Recommendation] Learn to implement Parallel execution using TestNG, Maven and JUnit How to easily configure and drive automation frameworks using TestNG, JUnit and Maven Factory Design Pattern – Using Interface and Abstract class Singleton Design Pattern Learn how to follow the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) Learn how to follow the Do Not Repeat Yourself (DRY) principle When and how to use OOP concepts in frameworks [Inheritance, Interface, Encapsulation, Polymorphism] Learn how to reuse Page Objects using Composition Learn about Fluent Interface and Builder design in Page Objects Manage test data as Java Objects using POJOs Synchronization [Wait] best practices How to easily handle Stale Element and Element Click Intercepted exceptions How to effectively use TestNG Data providers to drive test variations How to go about efficiently supporting multiple browsers and Environments Automated WebDriver management Learn Allure Reporting and generate feature rich reports Learn how to integrate the framework with GitHub Learn how to auto-trigger automation from Jenkins using GitHub Web Hooks, SCM Polling and Build Frequency This course is ideal for individuals who are Software engineers looking to learn how real automation frameworks are built from scratch or Software engineers struggling with developing automation frameworks or Teams struggling with developing automation frameworks that really works or Software engineers looking to learn industry best practices for framework development or Software engineers looking to transition to SDET role It is particularly useful for Software engineers looking to learn how real automation frameworks are built from scratch or Software engineers struggling with developing automation frameworks or Teams struggling with developing automation frameworks that really works or Software engineers looking to learn industry best practices for framework development or Software engineers looking to transition to SDET role.

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Summary

Title: Selenium Java Test Framework & Best Practices – Masterclass

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.58

Number of Lectures: 214

Number of Published Lectures: 214

Number of Curriculum Items: 217

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 217

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Develop Page Object Model frameworks from scratch for any Live website

50+ Industry best practices to follow for framework development

Learn to develop Readable, Maintainable and Scalable frameworks from scratch

Bad practices to avoid during framework development

Easily integrate APIs using REST Assured to skip login through UI [Selenium recommendation]

Use APIs to setup test data [Selenium Recommendation]

Learn how to easily write Atomic and Independent tests [Selenium Recommendation]

Learn how to setup application state for tests [Selenium Recommendation]

Learn to implement Parallel execution using TestNG, Maven and JUnit

How to easily configure and drive automation frameworks using TestNG, JUnit and Maven

Factory Design Pattern – Using Interface and Abstract class

Singleton Design Pattern

Learn how to follow the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)

Learn how to follow the Do Not Repeat Yourself (DRY) principle

When and how to use OOP concepts in frameworks [Inheritance, Interface, Encapsulation, Polymorphism]

Learn how to reuse Page Objects using Composition

Learn about Fluent Interface and Builder design in Page Objects

Manage test data as Java Objects using POJOs

Synchronization [Wait] best practices

How to easily handle Stale Element and Element Click Intercepted exceptions

How to effectively use TestNG Data providers to drive test variations

How to go about efficiently supporting multiple browsers and Environments

Automated WebDriver management

Learn Allure Reporting and generate feature rich reports

Learn how to integrate the framework with GitHub

Learn how to auto-trigger automation from Jenkins using GitHub Web Hooks, SCM Polling and Build Frequency

Who Should Attend

Software engineers looking to learn how real automation frameworks are built from scratch

Software engineers struggling with developing automation frameworks

Teams struggling with developing automation frameworks that really works

Software engineers looking to learn industry best practices for framework development

Software engineers looking to transition to SDET role

Target Audiences

Software engineers looking to learn how real automation frameworks are built from scratch

Software engineers struggling with developing automation frameworks

Teams struggling with developing automation frameworks that really works

Software engineers looking to learn industry best practices for framework development

Software engineers looking to transition to SDET role

Course Updates:

Nov 2023: The course fully supports latest Selenium version 4.15.0, latest Java 21, and latest versions of all supporting libraries.

*This course use Selenium 4.x.x for framework development*

Why this course?

Do you want to learn how real automation frameworks are built using Selenium by following 50+ industry best practices?

Did you learn Selenium in the past, but still figuring out how to go about developing a framework that is Readable,  Maintainable and Scalable?

Is your team struggling with implementing automation frameworks that really works?

Did you learn many bad automation practices in the past that simply doesn’t work and want to unlearn all those practices?

Then you are at the right place. This course is exactly what you were looking for!

I’ll take you through an exciting journey of developing Selenium automation framework from scratch using a dedicated live e-commerce practice website!

I’ll teach you 50+ industry best practices to follow while developing Selenium automation frameworks.

I’ll teach you about design patterns and how to efficiently use OOP concepts in the framework.

I’ll show you how to integrate APIswith the automation framework and use those to skip login through UI, to set the test data and to set the application state. All of these are Selenium recommended best practices.

I’ll show you how to follow Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) and Do Not Repeat Yourself principle (DRY) which are a must while developing the framework

I’m VERY RESPONSIVE in the Q&A section. I respond to queries within 24 hours. If the time zone difference is not that huge, I can respond within 3-12 hours.

We will start with the bad practices first. This is what most of us do when we first start with developing automation frameworks.

Then I’ll make you unlearn all these bad practicesstep-by-step by implementing many of the industry best practices using LIVE coding. I’ll not only explain you the “what”, but also the “why” and “how” while explaining each and every concept.

By the end of this course, you are surely going to be confident enough to build Selenium automation frameworks from scratch for any live website. You are going to think like an automation lead, plan and design the automation framework, write optimized and clean code and follow good programming and automation practices.

What topics are covered in this course?

MANY. Here’s the list:

Setup the Maven project

How to automate tests using bad practices

Let’s talk bad practices

Implement Page Object Model design

Create Data objects as Java Objects using POJOs

Synchronization [Wait] techniques and best practices

Optimizing tests

Implement Page Factory and discuss the Pros and Cons

Automatic driver management using WebDriverManager

Configure and drive framework using Maven

Support multiple browsers

Configure and drive framework using TestNG

Configure and drive framework using Maven and TestNG both

Implement Parallel execution using TestNG and Maven

Configure and drive framework using JUnit [specially for JUnit folks]

Parallel execution using JUnit [without ThreadLocal]

Implement Singleton Design Pattern for Config properties

How to support multiple test environments

Discuss issues with writing end to end tests

Convert to Atomic tests

Integrate APIs

Use APIs to inject cookies to browser and skip login through UI

Use APIs to set test data

Use APIs to set application state

Refactor tests to use APIs

TestNG Data Provider

Reuse Page Objects using Composition

Composition Vs Inheritance

Different ways to handle Parallel execution issues

Factory design pattern using Interface

Factory design pattern using Abstract class

How to take screenshot

How to take full page screenshot using AShot

When to use OOP concepts in automation frameworks

Allure Reporting and generate feature rich reports

Integrate the framework with GitHub

Auto-trigger automation from Jenkins using GitHub Web Hooks, SCM Polling and Build Frequency

Technology stack:

Selenium

Java

TestNG

JUnit

Maven

Rest Assured

Jackson Data bind API

Allure

GitHub

Jenkins

What else is included in the course?

All the code/notes used in the lectures are available for download

You will get my full support in the Q&A

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome to the Course

Lecture 2: Framework Walkthrough and Quick Demo

Lecture 3: Important: How to get a better learning experience

Lecture 4: Important: When you need my help

Chapter 2: Practice Websites

Lecture 1: Why do we Need a Practice Website?

Lecture 2: Practice Website Introduction

Lecture 3: IMPORTANT: Practice Website Maintenance schedule

Lecture 4: Practice Website Additional Information

Lecture 5: Alternate Practice Websites

Chapter 3: Setup

Lecture 1: Pre-Requisites

Lecture 2: Setup JAVA JDK

Lecture 3: AVOID JAVA 8, 9 OR 10

Lecture 4: Setup Project using IntelliJ

Lecture 5: Setup Project using Eclipse

Lecture 6: Maven Test Scope

Lecture 7: Setup Driver Executable using System Property

Lecture 8: Setup Driver Executable using Environment Variable

Lecture 9: Selectors Hub

Lecture 10: Chrome Dev Tools

Chapter 4: JAVA Essentials [Optional]

Lecture 1: Section Intro

Lecture 2: Java Basics – Part 1

Lecture 3: Java Basics – Part 2

Lecture 4: Java Basics – Part 3

Lecture 5: Java Basics – Part 4

Lecture 6: Control Structures

Lecture 7: OOP – Inheritance and super Keyword

Lecture 8: Access Modifiers

Lecture 9: OOP – Encapsulation

Lecture 10: OOP – Polymorphism

Lecture 11: OOP – Abstraction using Abstract Class

Lecture 12: OOP – Abstraction using Interface

Lecture 13: Exception Handling

Lecture 14: File Operations

Chapter 5: Automate

Lecture 1: Identify Test Cases

Lecture 2: Automate First Test

Lecture 3: Fix and Execute First Test

Lecture 4: Automate Second Test

Lecture 5: Fix and Execute Second Test

Chapter 6: Core Principles

Lecture 1: Core Principles

Chapter 7: Bad Practices

Lecture 1: Non Atomic Tests

Lecture 2: Code Duplication

Lecture 3: Duplicate Element Definations

Lecture 4: User & Application State Dependencies

Lecture 5: Non Readable Tests

Lecture 6: Duplicate Driver Initialization Code

Lecture 7: Static Sleeps

Lecture 8: Hardcoded Test Data

Lecture 9: Hardcoded Static Text

Lecture 10: Lacking Multiple Browser Support

Lecture 11: Lacking Multiple Environment Support

Lecture 12: Hardcoded Driver Executable Path and Manual Driver Management

Lecture 13: Stale Browser Instances

Chapter 8: Goal

Lecture 1: Our Goal

Chapter 9: Page Object Model Design

Lecture 1: Concept, Advantages and Thumb rules

Lecture 2: Create Base Test and Driver Manager

Lecture 3: Create Base Page

Lecture 4: Create Home Page

Lecture 5: Fluent Interface

Lecture 6: Create Store Page

Lecture 7: Builder Pattern

Lecture 8: Functional Vs Structural Page Object

Lecture 9: How to Handle Dynamic UI Element

Lecture 10: Create Cart Page

Lecture 11: Create Checkout Page [With Assignment]

Lecture 12: Give Good Method Names

Lecture 13: Refactor Second Test [With Assignment]

Lecture 14: Common Method to Load URL

Chapter 10: Data Objects

Lecture 1: Why Data Objects?

Lecture 2: Billing Address – Create POJO

Lecture 3: Billing Address – Set and Use in Test

Lecture 4: Billing Address – Builder Pattern

Lecture 5: Billing Address – Parameterized Constructor

Lecture 6: Billing Address – Create JSON Object

Lecture 7: Add Jackson Dependency

Lecture 8: Billing Address: De-serialize JSON

Lecture 9: Reusable Method to De-serialize JSON

Lecture 10: Products – Create JSON Array

Lecture 11: Products – Create POJO

Lecture 12: Products – Fetch and Execute Test

Lecture 13: User – Create Data Object [With Assignment]

Chapter 11: Synchronization

Lecture 1: What is Synchronization?

Lecture 2: What is Implicit Wait?

Lecture 3: Implicit Wait Implementation

Lecture 4: Element Click Intercepted Exception

Lecture 5: Element Click Intercepted Exception – Continued

Lecture 6: Reusable Method to Handle Overlays

Lecture 7: What is Explicit Wait?

Lecture 8: Explicit Wait Strategies

Lecture 9: Explicit Wait Implementation

Instructors

Omprakash Chavan
Test Automation Lead

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1 stars: 10 votes

2 stars: 11 votes

3 stars: 47 votes

4 stars: 291 votes

5 stars: 468 votes

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