Selenium- Testing and Automation Masterclass- 5-in-1

Selenium: Testing and Automation Masterclass: 5-in-1, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.45, with 102 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 11 reviews, and has 104 subscribers.

You will learn about Create maintainable and reusable bits of code to use with our Selenium tests Build a framework in Java for web and mobile applications Create distributed user testing to perform multi-user tests Generate advanced test reports with TestNG test listeners Represent browsers through instances of objects in code and work with dynamic test data generation Discover the advantages of parallel execution and explore the benefits of automated testing cloud This course is ideal for individuals who are Software tester or a developer, have learned the basics of Selenium using the WebDriver API, and are now ready to take the next step, then this is the video for you. This course is also targeted for manual testers who want to start automating tests. or Software quality assurance/testing professionals, software project managers, or software developers with prior experience using Selenium and Java to test web-based applications. It is particularly useful for Software tester or a developer, have learned the basics of Selenium using the WebDriver API, and are now ready to take the next step, then this is the video for you. This course is also targeted for manual testers who want to start automating tests. or Software quality assurance/testing professionals, software project managers, or software developers with prior experience using Selenium and Java to test web-based applications.

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Summary

Title: Selenium: Testing and Automation Masterclass: 5-in-1

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.45

Number of Lectures: 102

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 102

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 107

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 107

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create maintainable and reusable bits of code to use with our Selenium tests

Build a framework in Java for web and mobile applications

Create distributed user testing to perform multi-user tests

Generate advanced test reports with TestNG test listeners

Represent browsers through instances of objects in code and work with dynamic test data generation

Discover the advantages of parallel execution and explore the benefits of automated testing cloud

Who Should Attend

Software tester or a developer, have learned the basics of Selenium using the WebDriver API, and are now ready to take the next step, then this is the video for you. This course is also targeted for manual testers who want to start automating tests.

Software quality assurance/testing professionals, software project managers, or software developers with prior experience using Selenium and Java to test web-based applications.

Target Audiences

Software tester or a developer, have learned the basics of Selenium using the WebDriver API, and are now ready to take the next step, then this is the video for you. This course is also targeted for manual testers who want to start automating tests.

Software quality assurance/testing professionals, software project managers, or software developers with prior experience using Selenium and Java to test web-based applications.

There is often a need to test your web applications against a vast number of browsers and platforms due to their increasing complexity. For this, you need to build reliable and maintainable test automation cases. Here’s where Selenium comes in.

Selenium 3.0, shipped after a gap of 5 years, represents a significant change. It is a drop-in replacement for WebDriver API users. Build your own automation framework to maintain test scripts. Design a Selenium Grid to enable faster and parallel running of tests, increasing test coverage, and reducing test execution time.

This comprehensive 5-in-1 course is a step-by-step guide with a practical approach to understand and implement advanced Selenium automation. Design and build a fully-featured application using the newest features of React Native. Create increasingly complex real-world applications and explore React Native in depth. Write clear, simple, readable, and reliable tests that perform complex test automation tasks. Learn advanced usage of the Selenium API to enable cross-browser testing.

Contents and Overview

This training program includes 5 complete courses, carefully chosen to give you the most comprehensive training possible.

The first course, Learning Selenium Testing Tools, covers Selenium testing tools. Use the Selenium tool and take you through installing the Selenium IDE. Next, you will then move on to learning all about Selenium locators and be empowered to locate web elements in different ways. The automation framework development architecture will help in building our very own framework and thus enable us to develop test scripts easily.

The second course, Data-Driven Testing in Selenium, covers building your own data driven automation testing framework for web and mobile with Selenium WebDriver, Java, and TestNg. Start with basic out of the box abilities and then practice more complicated samples to operate with external data from Excel, databases, Spring injection, and more. We’ll go through various improvements to make tests run in parallel. In particular, you’ll explore different options to run data-driven tests in parallel.

The third course, Optimizing Selenium Test Performance, covers benefits and advantages of Selenium 3.0. Focus on the most common performance bottlenecks and how to work round them through optimization and parallelization. You’ll finish the course with the use of Selenium Grid and Sauce Labs for limitless parallelization and other goodies.

The fourth course, Dive into Core of Selenium Automation, covers boosting the performance and reliability of your automated checks by mastering Selenium WebDriver. Produce the right feedback when failing and what the common exceptions are, explain them properly (including the root cause), and fix them. You’ll also see the differences between the three available implicit waits and explicit waits, and learn to work with effective page objects. Moving on, the video shows you how to utilize the advanced user interactions API, how you can run any JavaScript you need through Selenium. Finally, the video discusses hard assertions and soft assertions and how to use them.

The fifth course, Advanced Selenium Automation, covers delving into the world of advanced Selenium automation. In this video, you’ll focus on more advanced usage of the Selenium API to enable cross-browser testing, as well as simulating advanced user interactions with complex applications. Debugging rare test failures through advanced techniques and utilizing the specialized parts of each client library are covered as well.

By the end of the course, you’ll build your own data driven automation testing framework for web and mobile with Selenium WebDriver.

About the Authors

Mykola Kolisnykhas been working in test automation since 2004. He has been involved with various activities including creating test automation solutions from scratch, leading test automation teams, and working as a consultant with test automation processes. During his working career, he has had experience with different test automation tools such as Mercury WinRunner, MicroFocus SilkTest, SmartBear TestComplete, Selenium-RC, WebDriver, Appium, SoapUI, BDD frameworks, and many other different engines and solutions. He has also had experience with multiple programming technologies based on Java, C#, Ruby, and so on, and with different domain areas such as healthcare, mobile, telecoms, social networking, business process modeling, performance and talent management, multimedia, e-commerce, and investment banking.

Dmitry Shyshkinis a lead QA automation engineer? at FareCompare with 6 years’ test automation experience using Selenium. He has worked in Waterfall and Agile environments, on desktop, web-based, and mobile projects. He started his QA career without any QA/testing knowledge. He took online Software QA classes where he learned about different types of testing. In his second job, he learned about test automation for the first time; he liked it more than manual testing and thus decided to move into test automation.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Learning Selenium Testing Tools

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Selenium IDE Installation and Rules in Creating and Recording Tests

Lecture 3: Validating a Test with Assert and Verify

Lecture 4: Working with Multiple Windows

Lecture 5: Selenium Tests Against AJAX Applications

Lecture 6: Parameterization

Lecture 7: Finding Web Elements by ID, Name, Dom Using Firebug and Selenium IDE

Lecture 8: Finding Elements by XPath

Lecture 9: Finding Elements Using XPath Axis

Lecture 10: Finding Elements Using CSS Selectors

Lecture 11: Finding Element Using Text and Link Text

Lecture 12: Understanding the WebDriver Architecture

Lecture 13: Setting Up Eclipse IDE with Java Project for Selenium WebDriver and TestNG

Lecture 14: Working with FirefoxDriver

Lecture 15: Working with ChromeDriver

Lecture 16: Working with IntenetExplorerDriver

Lecture 17: Finding Elements by Id and Name

Lecture 18: Finding Element by ClassName and CssSelector

Lecture 19: Finding Element by LinkText and PartialLinkText

Lecture 20: Finding Element by TagName and XPath

Lecture 21: Waiting for Elements to Appear on the Page

Lecture 22: Using Page Object Design

Lecture 23: Using the PageFactory Selenium Library in Page Objects

Lecture 24: Using the LoadableComponents Selenium Library

Lecture 25: Keyboard User Interactions with Helper Methods and Events

Lecture 26: Mouse Click Events Handling

Lecture 27: Action Events to Move Element and Drag-Drop Operations Perform

Lecture 28: Context Click and Selecting Multiple Items

Lecture 29: Automation Framework Approaches and Limits

Lecture 30: Automation Framework Architecture Design

Lecture 31: Automation Framework Structure, Input Data Handler, and Report Logs

Chapter 2: Data-Driven Testing in Selenium

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Introduction to Approaches to Be Used

Lecture 3: Environment Setup

Lecture 4: Sample Test Creation

Lecture 5: Adding Configuration

Lecture 6: General Idea, Overview, and Main Design

Lecture 7: Wrapping Controls

Lecture 8: Wrapping Pages

Lecture 9: Adding PageFactory

Lecture 10: Generating Screenshots

Lecture 11: General Ideas and Principles

Lecture 12: Basic Data Parameters

Lecture 13: Using Data Provider

Lecture 14: Configuring Data Parameters from XML

Lecture 15: Getting Data from External Resources

Lecture 16: Getting Data from Excel

Lecture 17: Getting Data Using Spring Dependency Injection

Lecture 18: Data-Drive Cucumber-JVM Tests

Lecture 19: Core Test Design Updates

Lecture 20: Setting up Selenium Grid

Lecture 21: Run Data-Driven Tests in Parallel

Lecture 22: Final Overview

Chapter 3: Optimizing Selenium Test Performance

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: Why Are Selenium Tests so Slow?

Lecture 3: Creating Atomic Tests

Lecture 4: Headless Browsers and Drivers

Lecture 5: Pre-populating Site Cookies

Lecture 6: Using Browser Profiles

Lecture 7: When Not to Use Selenium

Lecture 8: Why Use a Selenium Grid

Lecture 9: Selenium Grid Hub

Lecture 10: Selenium Grid Nodes

Lecture 11: Using Selenium Grid in Tests

Lecture 12: The Benefits of Using Automated Testing Cloud

Lecture 13: Sauce Labs Demo

Lecture 14: Online Groups And Chats

Lecture 15: Conferences

Chapter 4: Dive into Core of Selenium Automation

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Introduction to Selenium WebDriver Architecture

Lecture 3: Representing Browsers through Instances

Lecture 4: Choosing Programming Language and Framework

Lecture 5: Creating First Test

Lecture 6: Page Elements as Objects

Lecture 7: Locator Strategies and Finding One or Many Elements in a Page

Lecture 8: Basic Interactions through the Core Selenium API

Lecture 9: Verifications and Assertions

Lecture 10: Waiting for Elements

Lecture 11: Handling Hidden Elements

Lecture 12: Stale Elements

Lecture 13: Other Issues

Lecture 14: Using Test Suites

Lecture 15: Best Practices in Test Structure

Lecture 16: Page Object Models

Lecture 17: Implicit Wait and Explicit Wait in Selenium

Lecture 18: Soft Assertions

Chapter 5: Advanced Selenium Automation

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Parameters from testng.xml

Lecture 3: Parameters with DataProviders

Lecture 4: CSV Files as DataProviders

Lecture 5: The Value of Cross-Browser Testing

Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion

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