What you'll learn:
- You will learn how to write test scripts using Selenium WebDriver.
- You will know how to identify identify various web elements using Selenium.
- You will know how to work with Selenium Grid.
- You will know how to design frameworks from scratch.
- You will able to work on Real time projects after you completed this course.
- You will know about Continuous Integration(CI) Process and Tools.
Selenium, an open-source automation testing tool designed for web applications, operates seamlessly on various web browsers like Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Opera, Safari, and supports multiple platforms such as Windows, Linux, and Macintosh. This comprehensive Selenium course caters to a wide range of proficiency levels, from basic to expert, covering diverse ways of interacting with web pages through Selenium. The course incorporates real-life examples from live websites to illustrate each topic.
Throughout the course, participants will delve into best practices associated with Selenium WebDriver, including the utilization of tools such as TestNG, Maven, and popular frameworks like the Page Object Model. Regular updates will be provided to accommodate new features/APIs in Selenium WebDriver, ensuring participants stay current with industry trends.
The course is structured around several modules, covering essential topics such as:
Module-1: Overview of Automation & Selenium
Understanding software testing
Challenges in manual testing
Advantages and disadvantages of Selenium
Selenium Suite of Tools
Module-2: Java Essentials for Selenium
Installing Java and Eclipse
Basic Java programming concepts
Variables, data types, operators, and control flow statements
Module-3: Java OOPS Concepts
Classes, objects, methods, and constructors
Inheritance, interfaces, and packages
Exception handling, ArrayList, HashMap, and JDBC
Module-4: Selenium WebDriver
Introduction to WebDriver and its architecture
Locators in Selenium and types of locators
WebDriver commands, navigation commands, and conditional commands
Handling various web elements, alerts, popups, and frames
Module-5: Data Driven Testing
Introduction to data-driven testing
Usage of Apache POI API
Data-driven testing using Excel, databases, and Java HashMap
Module-6: TestNG Framework
TestNG introduction and configuration
Writing TestNG test cases and annotations
Data-driven testing, parallel testing, and test prioritization
Module-7: Advanced Concepts
Logging with Log4j
Page Object Model and Page Factory
Module-8: Maven Integration with Selenium
Understanding Maven and its installation
Creating Maven projects and managing dependencies
Module-9: Selenium Grid
Introduction to Selenium Grid
Setting up and using Selenium Grid for parallel testing
Module-10: Hybrid Driven Framework Implementation on Live Project
Understanding frameworks and prerequisites
Implementation of a hybrid-driven framework
Integrating Maven, Jenkins, and Git for continuous integration
Module-11: Continuous Integration (CI) with Maven, Jenkins, and Git
Introduction to continuous integration
Configuring Jenkins and Maven for automation testing
Module-12: Cucumber BDD Framework
Module-13: Selenium Grid, Docker & Jenkins Integration
