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    Selenium Test Automation Frameworks With Java

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    Selenium Test Automation Frameworks With Java

    Selenium Test Automation Frameworks With Java
    Published 8/2025
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 379.76 MB | Duration: 1h 25m

    Create complete test automation Frameworks from scratch with Java and Selenium Webdriver

    What you'll learn

    Create test automation frameworks from scratch.

    Include logging and reporting in your test frameworks to get them to the next level.

    Read test data from files and use it in your tests.

    Implement POM or Page Object Model to make your tests scalable and maintainable.

    Make your tests configurable to run in parallel and in different browsers.

    How to use Junit to run tests in Java.

    Requirements

    Basic Java knowledge is needed to understand the course.

    Description

    Selenium is one of the most popular tools for automating web browser interactions. It allows you to simulate real user actions, such as clicking buttons, filling forms, navigating between pages, and validating page content, all through code. This makes it an essential tool for automated testing of web applications, ensuring quality and reliability while saving time compared to manual testing.In this course, you’ll learn everything you need to build completed automated testing frameworks for web applications using Java, Selenium WebDriver, and JUnit.Here’s what you’ll learn:Learn Selenium WebDriver from scratch: Understand how to interact with web pages, locate elements, handle dynamic content, and automate user actions.Master JUnit for automated testing: Write clean, maintainable, and reusable test cases using JUnit best practices.Build a complete testing framework with Page Object Model (POM): Organize your code for scalability and maintainability, just like professional QA engineers do.Implement logging and reporting: Learn to integrate log management and test reports (using Log4j and Extent Reports) so you can easily track execution and share results with your team.By the end of the course, you’ll have the skills to create, maintain, and scale automated test frameworks used in real projects. Whether you’re a QA engineer looking to sharpen your automation skills or a developer who wants to add automated testing to your toolkit, this course is for you!

    Overview

    Section 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1 Introduction

    Lecture 2 Environment Setup

    Section 2: Junit

    Lecture 3 Junit Introduction

    Lecture 4 Lifecycle Hooks

    Section 3: Introduction to Selenium

    Lecture 5 Installing Selenium

    Lecture 6 Selenium Hello World

    Lecture 7 Finding Elements

    Lecture 8 Selenium Locators

    Lecture 9 Basic Login Test

    Section 4: Selenium Basics

    Lecture 10 Dropdowns

    Lecture 11 Checkboxes

    Lecture 12 Sliders

    Lecture 13 Tables

    Lecture 14 Windows and Tabs

    Lecture 15 Common Element Interaction Patterns

    Section 5: Advanced Selenium

    Lecture 16 Selenium Waits

    Lecture 17 More Advanced Selenium Waits

    Lecture 18 Actions Class

    Lecture 19 JavaScript with Selenium Webdriver

    Lecture 20 Handling Popups and Alerts

    Section 6: Page Object Model (POM)

    Lecture 21 POM Introduction

    Lecture 22 Converting to POM

    Lecture 23 Creating a DriverManager

    Lecture 24 Adding Functionality to our Base Page

    Section 7: Test Data Management

    Lecture 25 Reading Data From Files

    Lecture 26 Using Test Data in our Tests

    Section 8: Parallel Execution and Test Parameters

    Lecture 27 Running tests in parallel with Junit

    Lecture 28 Handling test Parameters, Browsers

    Section 9: Logging and Reporting

    Lecture 29 Handling Logs

    Lecture 30 Introduction to Extent Reports

    Lecture 31 Implementing Extent Reports

    Section 10: Framework Overview

    Lecture 32 Overview

    Anyone interested in Selenium or automation testing