Automation Testing with Selenium
Week 1-2: Introduction to Automation Testing and Selenium
- Overview of Automation Testing: Importance, Benefits, and Types
- Introduction to Selenium: History, Features, and Ecosystem
- Setting Up Development Environment: Installing JDK, Eclipse/IntelliJ, Selenium WebDriver
- Writing Your First Selenium Test Script: Launching a Browser, Navigating to a Web Page
- Introduction to Selenium: History, Features, and Ecosystem
- Setting Up Development Environment: Installing JDK, Eclipse/IntelliJ, Selenium WebDriver
- Writing Your First Selenium Test Script: Launching a Browser, Navigating to a Web Page
Week 3-4: Locators and WebDriver Commands
- Locating Web Elements: ID, Name, Class Name, XPath, CSS Selector
- WebDriver Commands: Click, SendKeys, getText, getTitle, etc.
- Handling Different Types of Web Elements: Textboxes, Buttons, Links, Dropdowns, etc.
- Wait Strategies in Selenium: Implicit, Explicit, and Fluent Waits
- WebDriver Commands: Click, SendKeys, getText, getTitle, etc.
- Handling Different Types of Web Elements: Textboxes, Buttons, Links, Dropdowns, etc.
- Wait Strategies in Selenium: Implicit, Explicit, and Fluent Waits
Week 5-6: Advanced Selenium Techniques
- Handling Alerts, Frames, and Windows in Selenium
- Handling Dynamic Web Elements and AJAX Calls
- Keyboard and Mouse Actions in Selenium
- Taking Screenshots and Handling File Uploads
- Handling Dynamic Web Elements and AJAX Calls
- Keyboard and Mouse Actions in Selenium
- Taking Screenshots and Handling File Uploads
Week 7-8: TestNG Framework for Test Automation
- Introduction to TestNG Framework: Annotations, Assertions, and Test Suites
- TestNG Configuration and Execution in Eclipse/IntelliJ
- Parameterization and Data-Driven Testing with TestNG
- TestNG Listeners and Reporting
- TestNG Configuration and Execution in Eclipse/IntelliJ
- Parameterization and Data-Driven Testing with TestNG
- TestNG Listeners and Reporting
Week 9-10: Page Object Model (POM) Design Pattern
- Introduction to Page Object Model (POM) Design Pattern
- Creating Page Objects: Encapsulation of Web Element Locators and Actions
- Advantages of POM: Reusability, Maintainability, and Scalability
- Implementing POM in Selenium Test Automation Projects
- Creating Page Objects: Encapsulation of Web Element Locators and Actions
- Advantages of POM: Reusability, Maintainability, and Scalability
- Implementing POM in Selenium Test Automation Projects
Week 11-12: Handling Advanced Scenarios
- Cross-Browser Testing with Selenium: Chrome, Firefox, Edge, etc.
- Headless Browser Testing with Selenium
- Handling Authentication Pop-ups and Security Certificates
- Handling JavaScript Alerts and Confirmations
- Headless Browser Testing with Selenium
- Handling Authentication Pop-ups and Security Certificates
- Handling JavaScript Alerts and Confirmations
Week 13-14: Framework Development
- Introduction to Test Automation Frameworks: Data-Driven, Keyword-Driven, and Hybrid
- Framework Development Using Selenium, TestNG, and Maven
- Building a Modular and Scalable Test Automation Framework
- Best Practices and Design Patterns for Framework Development
- Framework Development Using Selenium, TestNG, and Maven
- Building a Modular and Scalable Test Automation Framework
- Best Practices and Design Patterns for Framework Development
Week 15-16: Continuous Integration and Deployment (CI/CD) for Automation Testing
- Introduction to CI/CD Pipelines: Jenkins, GitLab CI, Travis CI
- Integrating Automation Tests with CI/CD Pipelines
- Triggering Automated Tests on Code Changes and Deployments
- Monitoring and Reporting in CI/CD Pipelines
- Integrating Automation Tests with CI/CD Pipelines
- Triggering Automated Tests on Code Changes and Deployments
- Monitoring and Reporting in CI/CD Pipelines
