Data-Driven Testing in Selenium(v): Diving deep into the world of testing frameworks

Mykola Kolisnyk

$9.99 ~~$137.99~~

Video Dec 2017 1hr 58mins 1st Edition

Mykola Kolisnyk

$9.99 ~~$137.99~~

Video Dec 2017 1hr 58mins 1st Edition

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Key benefits

Get to know about data-driven Cucumber-JVM tests
Understand the benefits that the right design patterns can offer to your toolkit
Design a Selenium Grid to enable faster and parallel running of tests, increasing test coverage, and reducing test execution time

Description

Selenium is one of the most popular engines for UI test automation. It is available for many different programming languages. At the same time, the data-driven approach is one of the most popular approaches for optimizing tests, making them compact, and easily extensible just by adding some new data. In this course, you’ll practice the data-driven approach using Selenium, Java, and TestNG/JUnit. We’ll start with basic samples and then go through the major steps to abstract application pages using a page object model. After that, we’ll exercise different ways to make our tests data-driven. We’ll 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, we’ll explore different options to run data-driven tests in parallel. At the end, you’ll discover the good practices when testing framework designs. You’ll also get a deep understanding of the data-driven approach and various ways to apply it to our tests.

Who is this book for?

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