Selenium Automation: a complete package
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This course will give you complete automation testing knowledge and you will be a full-stack automation engineer, where you will learn selenium and integrate with TestNG, Maven, GitHub, SonarQube, Gmail, and Jenkins
· This course will start from a very basic level with no prior experience required and cover End-To-End automation with Selenium & Jenkins.
At the end of the course, we will also learn Cucumber a Behavior Driven Development framework and will be used along with Gherkin, Selenium, Java, Maven, Eclipse, GIT
· This course will also cover how you can push your written code to GIT (Version Control System) and use that code in Jenkins (CI) to run your automation and generate reports.
· This course will give you enough knowledge to implement an automation framework for your upcoming project.
· We will learn Page object model, keyword-driven framework, data-driven framework with TestNG.
· After that we will integrate the project with Jenkins and GITHUB and create a pipeline (CI).
· You will learn how to push your local changes to GIT Hub using GIT commands. These commands are very useful for day-to-day automation.
· We will see how to write a Step definition file, Feature file, and different cucumber options to execute it.
I am hoping you will get something out of it. Please do comment if you like this tutorial.
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Selenium WebDriver - Eclipse Project SetupIn this video you will learn how to do project setup and how to configure selenium in core java project as well as in Maven Project.
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Basic Object Oriented Progamming concept
In this video, you will learn basic java and the oops concepts. These are very important to undertand.
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OOPS: Inheritance
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OOPS: Overriding (dynamic polymorphism)
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OOPS: Encapsulation
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OOPS: Encapsulation with POJO class
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OOPS: Abstract class (Abstraction)
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OOPS: Interface (Abstraction)
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Selenium - WebDriver - WebElements and WebLocators
In this video, you will differnt types of Selenium locators with examples
1: ID
2: NAME
3: CLASS NAME
4: CSS Selector
5: Xpath
6: LINK TEXT
7: PARTIAL LINK TEXT
8: TAG NAME
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Page Object Model (POM) in Selenium Part-1
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Page Object Model (POM) in Selenium Part-2
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Learn Page Object Model (POM)
Page Object Model | POM
A page object is an object-oriented class that serves as an interface to a page of your Application Under Test(AUT). The tests then use the methods of this page object class whenever they need to interact with the User Interface (UI) of that page. The benefit is that if the UI changes for the page, the tests themselves don’t need to change, only the code within the page object needs to change. Subsequently, all changes to support that new UI is located in one place.
