Selenium for Beginners using Java step by step

Name: Selenium for Beginners using Java step by step
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A hands on quick start into Web Testing using Selenium WebDriver

Created byTest Automation CO

Last updated 8/2019

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What you'll learn

An easy to understand and Learn Selenium from Scratch
Using Java with Selenium
Build selenium tests with chrome driver and Selenium

Course content

8 sections • 24 lectures • 3h 42m total length

Introduction7:35
Explore how Selenium, the open source test automation framework for web applications, uses a driver API to interact with browser UI elements across Java, Python, and Ruby.
Setup and Verify Java & Selenium6:40
Verify Java installation and location, check the Java version, download and extract Selenium for Java, then configure Eclipse by adding Selenium jars to the project build path.
Setting up Chrome Driver12:28
Set up selenium by downloading and configuring the chrome driver in eclipse, specify the driver path via webdriver.chrome.driver, and run a simple test that opens Google.com.

Introduction to WebDriver10:13
Explore how WebDriver represents the browser and enables programmatic control with drivers for Chrome, Firefox, and others, including common actions like get, findElement, and quit.
WebDriver In-Action13:40
See a hands-on WebDriver demo in Java that opens Google, prints the page title, gets the current URL, views the page source, and quits.
Different Browser Types and WebDriver4:26
Setting IE WebDriver from ground-up11:32

Introduction to WebElement10:28
Learn how WebElement interacts with page elements using the driver, including finding elements, sending keys, clicking, and submitting forms, with examples on a Google search box named 'q'.
Coding with WebElement9:27
HTML Coding : Understsanding HTML Basics5:28
Explore HTML basics, including tags, elements, and common UI controls like text boxes, submit buttons, links, radio buttons, checkboxes, and dropdown lists, with a focus on test automation.
Understanding Radio Buttons9:46
Learn to interact with radio buttons in Selenium for Java by locating options by name, iterating the group, and selecting by index or by value using getAttribute.

Introduction to Resource Locators7:36
Learn how selenium uses resource locators to locate elements by id, name, xpath, or css selector, following an order of preference based on uniqueness.
Using Chrome Developer Console for Resource Locators - Most Reliable Way7:40
Resource Locators by ID14:09
Learn to locate elements with by id resource locators in Selenium with Java, then use find element by id, send keys, and clear, plus is displayed and is enabled checks.
Resource Locators by Name10:19
Learn to locate elements by name and handle duplicates by using find elements, iterating the returned list, and entering values such as name and nickname with send keys.
Resource Locators by XPATH15:41

Why we need Waits in Selenium and Types of Waits7:37
Learn why waits are essential in Selenium to handle timing issues and lazy loading, and explore implicit, explicit, and fluent waits with common conditions such as element to be clickable.
Implicit Wait and How to Implement7:22
Explicit Wait and How to Implement14:07
Master explicit wait in Selenium for Java by using WebDriverWait and expected conditions to ensure elements are visible before clicking, compare with implicit wait, distinguish timeout from not visible exceptions.

Requirements

Yes, you should have background in Java. To keep focus on topic of interest this course will teach selenium for students with Java background.

Description

Starting with very fundamentals of selenium, covers the core topics of Selenium WebDriver.

Course emphasis on "Why" aspect followed by How for each lesson or topic. Which will assure thorough understanding of subject, which can applied in real world situations.

While expects student to be from Java background but still provides a primer on Java to start with.Tips and tricks from Instructor who is actively working in Test Automation.

Now updated with course code. Link at the beginning.

Who this course is for:

Beginners in Test Automation who has background in Java fundamentals.
Who has knowledge i bits and pieces but want to consolidate in a structured manner
Who wants to build a career in test automation with Selenium and Java
Converting from manual testing to automation engineer

Selenium for Beginners using Java step by step

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Course content

Introduction3 lectures • 27min

Link to source code1 lecture0

WebDriver4 lectures • 40min

TestNG2 lectures • 12min

WebElement4 lectures • 35min

Resource Locators5 lectures • 55min

Waits3 lectures • 29min

Assertions2 lectures • 25min

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