Advanced Automation Testing of Modern Apps with C# .NET

Advanced Automation Testing of Modern Apps with C# .NET, available at $27.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 140 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 195 reviews, and has 1950 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand building robust automation testing practices Undertanding Dependency Injection to build test automation framework Understanding the purpose of running Test project as docker container Better way to run parallel and cross-browser testing of applications This course is ideal for individuals who are QA or BA or DevOps or Developers or Test Engineers It is particularly useful for QA or BA or DevOps or Developers or Test Engineers.

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Summary

Title: Advanced Automation Testing of Modern Apps with C# .NET

Price: $27.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 140

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 140

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 141

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 141

Number of Practice Tests: 1

Number of Published Practice Tests: 1

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand building robust automation testing practices

Undertanding Dependency Injection to build test automation framework

Understanding the purpose of running Test project as docker container

Better way to run parallel and cross-browser testing of applications

Who Should Attend

QA

BA

DevOps

Developers

Test Engineers

Target Audiences

QA

BA

DevOps

Developers

Test Engineers

This course Advanced Automation Testing of Modern Apps with C# .NET is a Master course that helps you not just automate the application, but to make you understand the in-depth concepts of automating the application in a modern way using modern tools and practices in the .NET world.

In this course, you will learn to automate ASP Netcore Web API and WebUI projects using tools such as

Selenium

XUnit

AutoFixture

Fluent Assertion

Specflow

Autofac

Xunit.DependencyInjection

WebApplicationFactory (Integration Testing)

The Application Under Test (AUT) will be running inside a Docker Container, hence the automation challenges to automate an application running as a microservices within containers will be discussed part of this course almost from the first section.

The course is divided into the following sections

1. UI Testing – Developing Foundational Framework with DI 

   This section helps one to understand developing selenium code in an industry-standard way by following the best practices using Dependency injection as the foundation.

2. UI Testing – Building Blocks for Test Project

   This section helps to write the building block code for testing the application using Patterns and techniques such as

   1. Page Object Model of Selenium

   2. Insisting the focus on Separation of Concern

   3. Configurations

   4. IWebElement Extension methods

3. UI Testing – Writing Effective Tests

   This section is all about writing the best possible way to write effective coding using tools such as

   1. AutoFixture

   2. FluentAssertions

   3. Specflow

4. Database Testing with ORM

   This section helps to test applications using Database with Entity framework as ORM

5. Integration Testing – The best testing ever!

   This section focus on testing application components and test how they communicate with each other. This can be achieved using service isolation and testing the specific component without lot of ceremonies to test the application such as setting infrastructure like

   1. Database

   2. UI

   3. 3rd party services

   We will also understand the power of ASP.NET’s own Test Server and how to bootstrap an application while testing them.

Apart from the above topics and sections, the course also features crash courses which help to learn the course more in-depth such as

1. Application development using ASP Net Core WebAPI and Web UI

2. Specflow Basics

3. XUnit

4. AutoFixture

At the end of this course, one will have all the knowledge required to bring the best of the breed automation practices to work with full confidence.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: About Course

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Course code demo

Chapter 2: Application Under Test (ASP.NET Core WebAPI and UI running in VS and Docker)

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Running application from Visual Studio 2022

Lecture 3: Running application within Docker container

Lecture 4: Code

Chapter 3: UI Testing – Developing foundational framework with Dependency Injection

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating simple project for Selenium C#

Lecture 3: Writing more Selenium C# code

Lecture 4: Managing IWebDriver with XUnit IClassFixture

Lecture 5: Understanding various UI Test requirement in Industry

Lecture 6: Parallel Selenium Test with XUnit

Lecture 7: Adding Cross-Browser testing support

Lecture 8: Running Cross-Browser tests in Parallel

Lecture 9: Understanding Dependency Injection (DI)

Lecture 10: Setting up AutoFac Dependency Injection

Lecture 11: AutoFac to handle BrowserType in DriverFixture

Lecture 12: Source code

Lecture 13: Introducing XUnit.DependencyInjection for modern coding

Lecture 14: Dependency Injection for BrowserDriver with XUnit.DI

Lecture 15: Dependency Injection for DriverFixture

Lecture 16: Dependency Injection for BrowserType

Lecture 17: Summary

Chapter 4: UI Testing – Building Blocks for Test Projects

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating WebDriverInitializer Extension method for TestSettings

Lecture 3: Writing Page Object Model Selenium code

Lecture 4: Adding more action methods for Page Object Model code

Lecture 5: Source code until POM

Lecture 6: Separation of concern in Tests

Lecture 7: Time to refactor

Lecture 8: Extension method for Selenium IWebElement

Lecture 9: Adding Data Driven testing support

Lecture 10: Understanding Configuration basics and working with it

Lecture 11: Adding TestSettings for Configuration to handle within DI Framework

Lecture 12: Running the Test with Configuration from appsettings.json

Lecture 13: Source code until Configuration

Lecture 14: Handling Browser Dispose after test execution

Lecture 15: Introduction to HtmlTableExtension for handling Web Tables

Lecture 16: Adding Table extensions

Lecture 17: Running Test with HtmlTableExtension

Lecture 18: Summary

Chapter 5: UI Testing – Building Effective Tests

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Getting started with FluentAssertions

Lecture 3: Modify AUT for getting ID required for automation test

Lecture 4: Getting value from UI and assert it with Input data

Lecture 5: Running the test with changes

Lecture 6: Running Test from Commandline

Lecture 7: Source code

Lecture 8: Getting started with Specflow

Lecture 9: Setting up Specflow and add scenarios

Lecture 10: Implementing Specflow step definition

Lecture 11: Implementing Specflow step definition [Part 2]

Lecture 12: Dependency Injection with Specflow

Lecture 13: Summary

Lecture 14: Complete Source code

Chapter 6: Database Testing – ORM is the way to go !

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Merging Developing code with Test Code – Bringing two worlds together

Lecture 3: Understanding Application Under Test

Lecture 4: [Optional] – Creating SQL Server as backend for ProductAPI

Lecture 5: [Optional] – Connecting to SQL Server Database running as an Docker Container

Lecture 6: Adding DB Connectivity with ORM and DI in BDD project

Lecture 7: Accessing DB from Specflow Step definition

Lecture 8: Perform DB Delete operation for cleanup

Lecture 9: Perform Add operation in DB for Test Data setup

Lecture 10: Performing Edit Operation with Cleanup using DB

Lecture 11: Handling Delete in Specflow Background

Lecture 12: Summary

Chapter 7: Adding more features – Specflow report, Allure report, Selenium Grid, Containers

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Adding Specflow Living Document support

Lecture 3: Adding Allure Reporting support

Lecture 4: Retry Specflow tests while they fail

Lecture 5: Source code

Lecture 6: Introduction to Selenium Grid setup for Distributed Test execution

Lecture 7: [YouTube Video] – Dynamic Selenium Grid [Skippable]

Lecture 8: Refactoring DriverFixture to handle RemoteWebDriver for Selenium Grid

Lecture 9: Adding Selenium Hub and Node in Docker Compose along with App Docker compose

Lecture 10: Running Test from Docker Compose and common issues

Lecture 11: Dockerized Test Execution of Test along with Application Containers

Lecture 12: Summary and room to improve

Lecture 13: Complete Source code

Chapter 8: Integration Testing of Application – WebApplicationFactory, Service Isolation ..

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Writing Simple Integration Test with HttpClient

Lecture 3: Referencing ASP.NET Integration Testing support and WebApplicationFactory

Lecture 4: Invoking SUT with WebApplicationFactory and running test against it

Lecture 5: Generating SUT API definition with Swagger and NSwag

Lecture 6: Writing Test Code with the NSwag generated code

Lecture 7: Writing Custom WebApplicationFactory for DB Isolation Testing

Lecture 8: Running Test with Custom WebApplicationFactory

Lecture 9: Running Integration tests with Docker container

Lecture 10: Summary

Lecture 11: Source code

Instructors

Karthik KK
Software Architect, Consultant,Youtuber and Best Seller

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3 stars: 16 votes

4 stars: 61 votes

5 stars: 107 votes

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