Selenium Automation testing from scratch

Learn Selenium, the open source toolset for cross-browser test automation, supporting multiple languages, with built-in reporting and mobile and operating system testing.

Explore selenium IDE part i, mastering record and playback, driver concepts, and installing selenium IDE in Firefox to access the context menu, create, inspect, and run test scripts.

Learn how to use Selenium IDE Part II to create and manage execution commands, record tests with assertions and comments, control run speed, step through, set breakpoints, and debug scripts.

Learn how Selenium IDE uses verification and assertions to check text presence, element availability, and page content, and how to run and interpret these commands.

Learn how to use Selenium IDE Part IV to store and retrieve values with store and echo commands, reading application data and using variables for testing.

Install and configure Java for Selenium testing across Windows, Mac, and Unix, including setting environment variables and using Eclipse to write Java programs.

Explore java basics with practice on arrays, focusing on storing multiple values in a single place and using length to handle the data.

Master java basics for selenium automation by setting up eclipse, writing simple programs, compiling and running from the command line, and creating platform independent java projects.

Explore how objects and classes work in Java, seeing how a class acts as a blueprint to create objects with states, behaviors, and methods, including instantiation with new.

Explore basic Java syntax, including proper class naming with uppercase each word, starting with main method, and using // and /* comments; understand data types like long, double, char, boolean.

Explore Java variables and operators, including local, instance, and class variables, with access and non-access modifiers, and apply arithmetic, relational, logical, bitwise, and assignment operators in Java.

Explore Java conditional statements and loops, including if-else, switch, for and while loops, along with data types, operators, and console output, to build basic programming logic.

Explore Java basics through practicing conditional statements, including if-else and switch cases, and learn how to implement conditions in real programs.

Master java basics by practicing loops, including for loops and conditional logic, to control program flow with increments and comparisons.

Set up Java environment variables and configure Selenium WebDriver in Eclipse by creating a Java project, downloading the Selenium Java client, and linking jars to enable browser automation.

Explore switch statements and case-based execution driven by conditions, with emphasis on handling multiple cases and using break to control flow.

Master Java methods by distinguishing static from non-static, understanding how class-level and instance methods differ, and learning how to call these functions across classes.

Explore oops concepts by creating classes and objects, understanding instance versus class variables, and applying inheritance and packages to organize methods and properties.

Explore interfaces in Java as blueprints with no implementation, learn how to declare an interface, implement it in classes, and organize code with packages and exception handling.

Explore exception handling in Selenium automation from scratch, using try, catch, and finally blocks to manage test errors and messages.

Learn how Selenium WebDriver drives browsers via a driver interface, write your first program in Java, and use Selenium classes to control Firefox and other browsers.

Master selenium web driver basics by handling multiple windows, switching focus, managing alerts, and capturing screenshots, while applying implicit and explicit synchronization techniques.

Learn to use web driver with Selenium from scratch to handle cookies, read and delete cookies, iterate with while loops, and manage data-driven tests with Excel and certificates.

Explore cross-browser Selenium testing with TestNG Part I, covering Chrome and Firefox drivers, system properties, locators, and before each annotations for structured test execution.

Explore TestNG annotations, including before method, after method, before class, and after class, and manage dependencies, priority, and enabled flags to control test execution and XML suite configuration.

Learn to use the selenium web driver to read and write excel data, access workbook sheets and rows, and apply actions class for keyboard and mouse input.