Automation framework development with Selenium C# (Advanced)

Automation framework development with Selenium C# (Advanced), available at $29.99, has an average rating of 4.24, with 127 lectures, based on 1762 reviews, and has 11531 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand what an automation framework is Choosing right automation framework for your project Building more robust and hybrid automation framework Leveraging the power of C# to build generic framework model Extending the automation framework with Behavioral Driven Development with Specflow Developing an Industry standard framework with complete modularity on framework as well as Application test code This course is ideal for individuals who are Will be best suited for one who has good understanding on Selenium basics or Who has good understanding on basic/advanced concepts of C# or Best for developers and testers who are planning to build automation testing with ground up It is particularly useful for Will be best suited for one who has good understanding on Selenium basics or Who has good understanding on basic/advanced concepts of C# or Best for developers and testers who are planning to build automation testing with ground up.

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Summary

Title: Automation framework development with Selenium C# (Advanced)

Price: $29.99

Average Rating: 4.24

Number of Lectures: 127

Number of Published Lectures: 127

Number of Curriculum Items: 127

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 127

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand what an automation framework is

Choosing right automation framework for your project

Building more robust and hybrid automation framework

Leveraging the power of C# to build generic framework model

Extending the automation framework with Behavioral Driven Development with Specflow

Developing an Industry standard framework with complete modularity on framework as well as Application test code

Who Should Attend

Will be best suited for one who has good understanding on Selenium basics

Who has good understanding on basic/advanced concepts of C#

Best for developers and testers who are planning to build automation testing with ground up

Target Audiences

Will be best suited for one who has good understanding on Selenium basics

Who has good understanding on basic/advanced concepts of C#

Best for developers and testers who are planning to build automation testing with ground up

Automation framework development with Selenium C# is an advanced course designed to address End-to-End framework development with tools such as

The curriculum of this course is designed not just by randomly choosing some of the topics that I know, the course has evolved over a period (18+ years) by giving training to more than 299,000+ professionals (both online and corporate training) and working in automation testing field 18+ years now

Hence the course is a much refined version, meaning the course won’t deviate from the topics it is meant to be.

The course includes all the source codes that we will discuss in the course, hence one must have all the source code required at the end of every section.

Finally, the course is for those, who are serious about automation testing framework development from the complete ground up.

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

Selenium 4.19

.NET 8

C# 12

XUnit

AutoFixture

Fluent Assertion

Specflow

We will also be using the following patterns in this course

Dependency Injection

Factory Pattern

Page Object Model Pattern

Lazy Initialization

At the end of this course, you will have

Complete understanding of C# with .NET 8

Complete understanding of Selenium with the latest and greatest changes

Designing a complete framework from the ground up

Idea to design a more extendable framework

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to Course

Lecture 2: Basics of Test Automation Framework

Lecture 3: Types of Test Automation Framework

Lecture 4: Components of Test Automation Framework

Lecture 5: Different coding Patterns and what we will be using in this course?

Lecture 6: Above Presentations Downloadable

Chapter 2: Getting Selenium Foundation ready to build stronger Test Framework

Lecture 1: Introduction to Selenium

Lecture 2: Installing Visual Studio 2022 and Selenium

Lecture 3: Writing Simple Selenium Test

Lecture 4: Exploring Selenium library and Code In-Depth

Lecture 5: Working with Locators – Part 1

Lecture 6: Working with Locators – Part 2

Lecture 7: Working with Drop Down and Multi-Select Controls

Chapter 3: Understanding and running Application Under Test (AUT)

Lecture 1: Running AUT from Rider and VS 2022 IDEs

Lecture 2: AUT Source code

Chapter 4: Building Selenium Test Framework from complete ground up!

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Running Application Under Test in VS 2022 and from Commandline

Lecture 3: Writing First Test with XUnit for our Application Under Test

Lecture 4: Understanding Dispose Pattern and Disposing IWebDriver with IDisposable

Lecture 5: Cross-Browser Testing with different browsers

Lecture 6: Implementing strongly typed Cross browser Types

Lecture 7: Creating Test Framework structure and moving Driver setup to DriverFixture

Lecture 8: Accessing Selenium WebDriver from Test Framework

Lecture 9: Creating Custom Test Settings for entire Test

Lecture 10: Passing Test Settings from XUnit Tests

Lecture 11: Future proofing DriverFixture with IDriverFixture Interface

Chapter 5: Building Page Object Model code

Lecture 1: Introduction and creating Page Object Code for HomePage

Lecture 2: Page Object Model Code for Product Page

Lecture 3: Source code

Chapter 6: Building Extensions for Framework with C# Extension methods

Lecture 1: Introduction and building Custom Methods for Selenium

Lecture 2: Building Extension methods for Custom Controls

Lecture 3: Switching your IDE from VS 2022 to Rider IDE

Lecture 4: Whats following Next ?

Lecture 5: Introduction to HtmlTableExtension for handling Web Tables

Lecture 6: Adding Table extensions

Lecture 7: Running Test with HtmlTableExtension

Lecture 8: Fusing HtmlTableHelper in our code base

Chapter 7: Data Driven Testing

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Understanding XUnit [Theory] for Data manipulation

Lecture 3: Passing Data via Concrete Types

Lecture 4: Automatic Data with [AutoData]

Lecture 5: Source code until this section

Chapter 8: Bringing Configuration in Framework

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Building Configuration Reader

Lecture 3: Reading from configuration and use it in framework

Lecture 4: Source code

Chapter 9: Building Automatic Waiting for Selenium

Lecture 1: Understanding Problem Statement

Lecture 2: Building DriverWait concrete class with Interface

Lecture 3: Using DriverWait with Page Object Model code

Lecture 4: Source Code

Chapter 10: Bringing Dependency Injection in our Test Code

Lecture 1: Introduction and understanding DI

Lecture 2: Dependency Injection in XUnit

Lecture 3: Executing test code with DI

Lecture 4: DI in Page Object Model

Lecture 5: Understanding Separation of Concerns

Lecture 6: Summary

Lecture 7: Source Code

Chapter 11: Bringing Specflow Testing and using our Framework

Lecture 1: Creating and setting up Specflow project

Lecture 2: Writing Page Object Model Codes

Lecture 3: Dependency Injection in Specflow

Lecture 4: Implementing Specflow Step Definition

Lecture 5: Adding Assertions in our code

Lecture 6: Specflow Reporting

Lecture 7: Summary

Lecture 8: Source Code

Chapter 12: Selenium Grid and Parallel Execution support

Lecture 1: Selenium Grid Introduction

Lecture 2: Update DriverFixture to support Selenium Grid

Lecture 3: Understanding Docker Selenium grid

Lecture 4: Running Tests in Docker Selenium Grid (Standalone)

Lecture 5: Running In application in grid with same application container network

Lecture 6: Running Tests in Dynamic Selenium Grid (YouTube video)

Lecture 7: Building Custom Dynamic Selenium grid with TestContainers (Optional)

Lecture 8: Parallel Execution Support

Lecture 9: Source code

Chapter 13: Adding Extent Reporting Support to our framework

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Initialising ExtentReport in Specflow Hooks

Lecture 3: Adding Step definitions with Passing Steps

Lecture 4: Adding Step definitions for reports for Failing steps

Lecture 5: Adding Screenshot on failure support in Extent reports

Lecture 6: Running Multiple tests and get the reports for all of them

Lecture 7: Source code

Chapter 14: CI/CD of Selenium Tests within Docker container and GitHub Actions

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Running App in Docker container and running Selenium tests in Console

Lecture 3: Bringing Application Under Test and Test Framework in same code base

Lecture 4: Checking-in the code in GitHub Repo

Lecture 5: Creating GitHub Actions workflow for AUT

Instructors

Karthik KK
Software Architect, Consultant,Youtuber and Best Seller

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2 stars: 37 votes

3 stars: 213 votes

4 stars: 631 votes

5 stars: 842 votes

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