- Page object modelling
- Test design for automated testing
- Introducing Selenium WebDriver API
Does front-end based test automation work? It definitely does, and it works
well, when it is designed and implemented properly. In this course, we show how
to do just that.
More often than not, people say that the main problem with
this technology is the maintenance. And these people are right. We struggle when
the tested system changes, making our tests obsolete. These changes are
inevitable and cause maintenance overheads that can lead to the failure of test
automation projects.
It’s naive to say the overhead is simply too high. So
after covering the basics we move on to more advanced structuring of the tests,
resulting in minimizing this overhead and allowing us to write well-structured
and economic code.
In this 2 day course, we use the Selenium WebDriver
framework – a known and reliable open-source solution for automated tests.
Besides the structuring concepts, we also demonstrate WebDriver API and identify
good usage patterns. Finally, we show how to combine WebDriver with JUnit
framework to run our tests.
We do all this via interactive practical
examples. Course participants can develop their own test code and use it on
prepared examples, all with the support of experienced test automation
specialists who have a rich background in various test automation projects.
